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Add or replace bootstrap functionality with new architecture (manifest.json)

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Maddog2299
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Hello to everyone. I have a plugin which change user network settings to proxy by firefox preferences. But when I try to upload it on mozilla market it say to me that I need to upload WebExtentions. I have a bootstrap plugin version with install.rdf. Firefox wants manifest.json instead of it. Can I include bootstrap by the manifest.json or use some analoge for this? I didn`t find that in the docs. How I can replace Services.prefs.getBranch("network.proxy."); for example? Does anybody knows?

Hello to everyone. I have a plugin which change user network settings to proxy by firefox preferences. But when I try to upload it on mozilla market it say to me that I need to upload WebExtentions. I have a bootstrap plugin version with install.rdf. Firefox wants manifest.json instead of it. Can I include bootstrap by the manifest.json or use some analoge for this? I didn`t find that in the docs. How I can replace Services.prefs.getBranch("network.proxy."); for example? Does anybody knows?

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user1378671
user1378671
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You should post in the Addons support forum, which is over here: https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/c/add-ons

cor-el
cor-el
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A manifest.json file is used by WebExtensions.

You won't be able to access prefs directly via a WebExtension as there is no API planned for this as far as I know (I don't know about proxy settings).