Hey I am trying to get native messaging working on my system (Guix Linux). When trying to check if native messaging is working with :native I observed which message firefox sends to ~/.local/share/native_main and it is {"cmd": "version"} prefixed by the bytes 1100 0000 this leads to an error message Error: unhandled exception: input(1, 17) Error: } expected [JsonParsingError]. However if I try the same command with the 3300 0000 prefix as I got it from the command printf '%c\0\0\0{"cmd": "run", "command": "echo $PATH"}' 39 | ~/.local/share/tridactyl/native_main from https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/master/doc/troubleshooting.md it works. That mentioned command from the troubleshooting guide works too.
Now I want to ask three questions:

1. What is the meaning of these prefixes?
2. Who is at fault here? Firefox for sending 1100 0000 or native_main for not accepting it
3. Is there something I can do to fix this problem? The only thing I can think of is putting something in between firefox and native main that changes these message prefixes.

In reply to @evilsetg:matrix.org

Hey I am trying to get native messaging working on my system (Guix Linux). When trying to check if native messaging is working with :native I observed which message firefox sends to ~/.local/share/native_main and it is {"cmd": "version"} prefixed by the bytes 1100 0000 this leads to an error message Error: unhandled exception: input(1, 17) Error: } expected [JsonParsingError]. However if I try the same command with the 3300 0000 prefix as I got it from the command printf '%c\0\0\0{"cmd": "run", "command": "echo $PATH"}' 39 | ~/.local/share/tridactyl/native_main from https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/master/doc/troubleshooting.md it works. That mentioned command from the troubleshooting guide works too.
Now I want to ask three questions:

1. What is the meaning of these prefixes?
2. Who is at fault here? Firefox for sending 1100 0000 or native_main for not accepting it
3. Is there something I can do to fix this problem? The only thing I can think of is putting something in between firefox and native main that changes these message prefixes.

In reply to @Lexi:matrix.org
Is it possible to show closed tabs in the order of last closed time with Tridactyl?

In reply to @Lexi:matrix.org
Wait, if that's already there, isn't it easy / already possible to show a list of last visited pages as well?

In reply to @Lexi:matrix.org
I'm looking for general browsing history. But that explains why it's harder I guess :-)

mostly i didn't do this because i couldn't get my head around how to do the user interface

:back is already huge, with all your tabs forever it would be enormous

In reply to @coelacanthus:mozilla.org
Hi.
I add set modeindicatormodes.normal false to tridactylrc file to hide mode indicator in normal mode. But I found it doesn't take effect until I trigger a tridactyl operation (any kinds of, e.g. hjkl to move, : enter command mode, / to search). What's wrong with my config?

it's tridactyl that's wrong I think

pretty sure we have a bug

In reply to @bovine3dom:matrix.org

mostly i didn't do this because i couldn't get my head around how to do the user interface

:back is already huge, with all your tabs forever it would be enormous

In reply to @bovine3dom:matrix.org
we added that setting so people could hide it in ignore mode and didn't really think to test it in normal mode

In reply to @Lexi:matrix.org
What do you mean by "huge" regarding the UI? The list of completions? Limiting the results with a parameter and filtering / sorting would be my dream features. Would that take long because the set to filter through is so huge?

In reply to @Lexi:matrix.org
I recently had the idea that the mode indicator could be the extension's icon like in Doom Emacs for example. Then it would never be in the way :-)