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Native Application Not Found #14
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What distribution are you running? |
Ubunutu 18.04 |
Update: Literally just got it working. I read somewhere about a problem with using firefox-bin. Can't remember how I installed firefox originally but I saw in my process manager I was using firefox-bin. I just tried installing firefox74 directly from the mozilla page. Process mananger still shows it running as firefox-bin however it now works. Problem could of simply been my previous firefox version. I will see If I can find what version I was previously running. |
The only other version I have installed on my system is 73. I doubt that version is old enough to not work with this extension. Potentially simply reinstalling firefox fixed what ever issue it was? Unfortunatley doesn't help identify the problem in the first place. Glad it now works though, if anyone else experiences this problem, I suggest reinstall firefox. Not that bad if you have a firefox account where you can sync all your settings back. |
I am currently experiencing issues using the extensions. After a firefox reboot the browser console shows
The relevant line being
No such native application pywalfox
My python version is 3.6.9.
My manifest is located in
~/.mozila/native-messaging-hosts/pywalfox.json
and looks likeI can confirm the
pywalfox.py
is located in the specified path param. The file has read privileges for all. I have tried to relocate the file to the other specified native manifest locations specified in the moz docs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: