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The functionality introduced in v4.9.0 to resolve .eth domains doesn't check if the user's DNS is able to resolve a .eth or .test address. Therefore the extension prevents the user to access these sites even though the DNS is returning an IP address.
Also, the current implementation doesn't work in Firefox (tested on version 61.0.1) as it relies on a deprecated method: tabs.getSelectedmozilla.org reference
Expected Behavior
Don't overwrite domains that exist or if the DNS is able to resolve and work in both browsers in the same way
Actual Behavior
It doesn't work in Firefox, it overwrites domains that end in .eth and .test
Browser Used
Firefox & Chrome
Operating System Used
MacOS High Sierra
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The functionality introduced in v4.9.0 to resolve .eth domains doesn't check if the user's DNS is able to resolve a .eth or .test address. Therefore the extension prevents the user to access these sites even though the DNS is returning an IP address.
Also, the current implementation doesn't work in Firefox (tested on version 61.0.1) as it relies on a deprecated method:
tabs.getSelected
mozilla.org referenceDon't overwrite domains that exist or if the DNS is able to resolve and work in both browsers in the same way
It doesn't work in Firefox, it overwrites domains that end in .eth and .test
Firefox & Chrome
MacOS High Sierra
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: