Cannot request origin permission for *://*/* since it was not declared in the manifest
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Which version of floccus are you using?
5.0.10
Sync method
Nextcloud Bookmarks
Which browser are you using? In case you are using the phone App, specify the Android or iOS version and device please.
Librewolf 122.0.1
Which version of Nextcloud Bookmarks are you using? (if relevant)
13.1.3
Which version of Nextcloud? (if relevant)
28.0.4
What kind of WebDAV server are you using? (if relevant)
N/A
Describe the Bug
When trying to add a profile I type in my server name https://cloud.mysite.com but I get the following error and cannot proceed
Cannot request origin permission for :///* since it was not declared in the manifest
Expected Behavior
I would expect to move on to enter my username and password and be able to create the profile
To Reproduce
Install Floccus
Try to create profile
Enter https URL
Observe error
Debug log provided
- I have provided a debug log file
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Possibly related. In the extensions debug window there is a warning on the Floccus extension which may be related
Reading manifest: Warning processing browser_action.chrome_style: An unexpected property was found in the WebExtension manifest.
I am getting the identical error using Mullvad Browser. Posting my specs below:
Which version of floccus are you using?
5.0.10
Sync method
Nextcloud Bookmarks
Which browser are you using?
Mullvad Browser 13.0.13 (based on Mozilla Firefox 115.9.1esr)
Which version of Nextcloud Bookmarks are you using? (if relevant)
13.1.3
Which version of Nextcloud? (if relevant)
Nextcloud Hub 5 (27.0.2)
To clarify, the same error appears if trying to use WebDAV as well. It seems it is not strictly related to the sync method, but rather the way requests are made.
Both Librewolf and Mullvad are security-focused browsers based on Firefox, so there may be some commonality there
It seems this may be related
https://www.extension.ninja/blog/post/solved-only-permissions-specified-in-the-manifest-may-be-requested/
Been conducting some tests with building the xpi locally, and replacing inside the various manifest files *://*/* with <all_urls> and even explicitly the actual domain name of my server. The error code remains the same, which baffles me...
There seems to be a file called \dist\js\options.js that is automatically generated when building. It has a segment
await s.default.permissions.request({origins:["*://*/*"]})and this does not seem to change, even when modifying the manifests.
On a side-note @mattdale77, a work-around that I was able to do for Mullvad Browser was to correctly configure a profile on a "vanilla" Firefox; export, then import that profile into Mullvad. Note: this will expose your password in plaintext in the exported json file...
aaah. I think I've found the culprit. What's the user agent string of mullvad / librewolf?
aaah. I think I've found the culprit. What's the user agent string of mullvad / librewolf?
After reading this, I was like “OMG, all I had to do was turn off my User Agent Switcher add-on on Firefox.” But no, that did not work.
I can confirm that Floccus is working perfecly on Librewolf, but not on my hardened Firefox.
a work-around that I was able to do for Mullvad Browser was to correctly configure a profile on a "vanilla" Firefox; export, then import that profile into Mullvad.
I tried something similar. I configured the profile on Android and then imported it to my hardened Firefox successfully. However, synchronisation is not working. It is stuck. Probably because it is throwing the same error in the background or something.
aaah. I think I've found the culprit. What's the user agent string of mullvad / librewolf?
For Mullvad, it's the same at the Tor Browser.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/115.0
this does not seem to change, even when modifying the manifests.
You will need to adjust the code in the source files as well (in src/, you can grep for the line, it's the same line)
I can confirm the behavior. I'm not sure if it's a bug or a feature, but either way it's most likely an issue with mullvad/librewolf. You may want to open an issue over at mullvad github.com/
You can tell them that we get the error, even though the URL is set in the manifest.