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AFAIK, Firefox for Android does not have any concept of a "toolbar", so your add-on is ineffective here. It seems that you need to present your button as a "page action" instead of a "browser action" for it to be visible on mobile. Also, your extension's "options page" doesn't seem to display anything but a blank. I used this Mozilla page as a reference:
Firefox WebExtensions do not support chrome.proxy API yet, but they are working on it ATM [1]. I was waiting for it to be available to fully rewrite this add-on, considering the Android support.
Just for the records, we have two different issues here:
The add-on does not work in the Andriod version, since it does not display an option to have the settings turned on/off.
The other problem is that we have a blank options page.
I will go on and start porting it to WebExtensions, even without the proxy API support. As soon as the API is available, I will consider building the extension for other browsers as well.
Also, feel free to submit patches, if you have them or wish to contribute. Thank you for taking the time to report the issue and providing links with solutions. :)
AFAIK, Firefox for Android does not have any concept of a "toolbar", so your add-on is ineffective here. It seems that you need to present your button as a "page action" instead of a "browser action" for it to be visible on mobile. Also, your extension's "options page" doesn't seem to display anything but a blank. I used this Mozilla page as a reference:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Anatomy_of_a_WebExtension
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