SecureTabFirefox

(Secure Tab extension for Firefox browser)

If you are a Chrome user see SecureTabChrome

What is this?

This is a simple extension for Firefox browser, that it can hide your favicon and title of tabs to prevents other people from spying you by watching your browser. This can be very helpful tool in your workspace when you want do web browsing and your boss is a intruder man and stupid also. 😉 😎

Installation

• Make and install from source code (recommended for developers)

  1. First cloning or download this repository on your computer.(If it is ZIP’d, extract the contents somewhere)

  2. In Firefox, type about:config in the address bar and press Enter/Return. Click the button promising to be careful.

  3. In the search box above the list,type or paste xpinstall.signatures.required and pause while the list is filtered.

  4. If the xpinstall.signatures.required preference is bolded and user set to true, double-click it to switch it to false. (If the preference indicates it is locked, we need to investigate an autoconfig file. If it changes back to true at the next startup, we need to investigate a possible user.js file)

  5. In Firefox, open about:addons

  6. click on the gear icon (Tools for all add-ons) > Install Add-on From File... > browse to the add-on (xpi file in output directory) > double click the add-on (or select Open) > Install Now.

     For more information see support.mozilla.org

• Install from firefox add-ons repository (recommended for end-users)

  1. In Firefox browser see addons.mozilla Or open this link : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/secure-tab-firefox/

  2. Click to Add to Firefox button, and choose install.

     Note : If Mozilla has not been reviewed this add-on, you should do steps 1 to 4 from developer installation or see this link..

How to use?

After install extension on your browser, one button add to top right side of your browser. when you click on it button, your active tab will affected.

Develope Environment

1. First cloning or download this repository on your computer.(If it is ZIP’d, extract the contents somewhere)
2. Install Add-on SDK (jpm)
3. Develop source code
4. For run add-on and test it, use jpm run command. (see document)
5. At the end, for make output file from source code, use jpm xpi command. (see document)

For more information see jpm command reference and Getting Started jpm.

License

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3