1 Topic by Billy

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Topic: Source?

Hello guys,

nice software! Good Idea!

Is it possible to get the source, or access to your SVN repo?

Greets & have a nice easter,
Billy

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Re: Source?

The XPI file is a simple ZIP, and you can browse the SVN's repo here :

Regards,

the_glu's Website

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Re: Source?

...and to get the source code from the SVN repository :

svn co svn://svn.tuxfamily.org/svnroot/firegpg/firegpg

4 Reply by PriceChild

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Re: Source?

Is it possible you could post your source on the web page?

I've just been searching for quarter of an hour scared I've been duped by a closed source program grabbing my keys after not thinking and just using.

GREAT extension though,

Pricey

5 Reply by chrismar

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Re: Source?

PriceChild wrote:

Is it possible you could post your source on the web page?

I've just been searching for quarter of an hour scared I've been duped by a closed source program grabbing my keys after not thinking and just using.

GREAT extension though,

Pricey

After the extension is installed, go to your Firefox extensions directory, then to the firegpg/chrome directory.  In there you'll see a "firegpg.jar".  Open the file in 7-zip, or another zipper.  That's the source.

Note- You may have to change the file to firegpg.zip first before your zipper will open it.

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Re: Source?

PriceChild wrote:

Is it possible you could post your source on the web page?

I've just been searching for quarter of an hour scared I've been duped by a closed source program grabbing my keys after not thinking and just using.

I'm Ok. I will add a link to the source code (SVN repository), in the download page ^_^

Bests,

Achraf

7 Reply by PriceChild

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chrismar wrote:

After the extension is installed, go to your Firefox extensions directory, then to the firegpg/chrome directory.  In there you'll see a "firegpg.jar".  Open the file in 7-zip, or another zipper.  That's the source.

Note- You may have to change the file to firegpg.zip first before your zipper will open it.

Hehe I knew the .xpi wasn't really a binary but just couldn't remember how to read it.

Thanks chrismar smile

Thanks also to Asher256 for adding a link.