basti/nativeMessaging #10196
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mcleinman
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| #[cfg(target_os = "windows")] | ||
| mod launcher { | ||
| const CLIENT_PATH: &str = "C:\\Program Files\\Mozilla\\Mozilla VPN\\Mozilla VPN.exe"; |
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is there any way it's ever installed to a different directory?
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As we don't offer other ways of installation, no :)
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Description
This PR "fixes" "the "bridge_pong" - the extension and client only expect that we pass json-objects through this impl, the native messaging part however expected a raw string. - This now gives nm the ability to handle commands similar to the client.
Then i add a start command that launches on windows the client. Feedback welcome if there is a "standard" way to that on linux os'es too.