Facebook use shady javascript to replace legit-looking link URLs with their own tracking endpoint.
I made a browser extension which removes this: facebook-anticlickjack.
It uses javascript to remove javascript from what should just be HTML. I call it “aggressive degredation”.
Finally, someone’s pushing for a common format for browser extensions: my.opera.com/ODIN/blog/2013/07/30/introducing-nex via @brucel
Previously: waterpigs.co.uk/notes/713 waterpigs.co.uk/notes/734
Glenn Jones:
Slowly remembering how to write browser extension. Should be fun to see now long it takes me to do the same thing in Chrome/Firefox/Opera
Glenn Jones I can highly recommend kangoextensions.com as an open source framework for cross-browser extensions. I’m using it for indieweb reply and own-your-comments
If you’re building browser extensions and you’re not using #kango, you’re doing it wrong. Instant OS cross-browser extensions.
Trying out kangoextensions.com for cross-browser extension building. I kinda feel this is something vendors should have figured out already :/