Unable to install unsigned extensions about firedragon-browser HOT 12 OPEN

Thanks. I changed the line and compiled it myself. Now it works.

export MOZ_REQUIRE_SIGNING=

Interestingly removing the line didn't work, apparently it defaults to 1. And 0 is not a valid value.

EDIT: For all interested: AUR-Package available here and CI-Builds available here.

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Firedragon already includes the flag --with-unsigned-addon-scopes=app,system and it does work, but it only allows installing unsigned extensions by manually putting them in /usr/lib64/firefox/browser/extensions. What I need is to be able to install them for a single profile in about:addons using the Install Add-on From File...-Option. For that I only found the solution provided by dr460nf1r3.

But I realize this is a very specific use case, which is why I really wouldn't mind maintaining my own fork.

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Eh I noticed you actually did it. Nice to see! :)

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Hey :) this is caused by line, which I already contemplated removing in the past.

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FYI, since this is a security relevant change, I would not mind maintaining my own fork. I would not want to risk opening this potential security hole in a browser that is installed by default on all computers running Garuda Linux.

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@stefanwimmer128 is that really the only way?
https://bugs.gentoo.org/802285#c1
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/63075

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@Technetium1 Not sure, ultimately it's up to the maintainer to decide whether it's safe to remove the extension signing requirement.
I'm just offering to maintain my own fork - which I'm already doing to make manually building it easier (AUR, CI-Builds) -, in case it is not feasible to change it for all users.

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Looks like the flag can be altered such that you can install unsigned extensions into the install dir though?

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Sounds good to me!

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