aitbc/extensions/aitbc-wallet-firefox

AITBC Wallet Extension for Firefox

A Firefox browser extension that provides AITBC wallet functionality for interacting with the AITBC Trade Exchange and other dApps.

Differences from Chrome Version

This version is specifically built for Firefox with the following differences:

• Uses Manifest V2 (Firefox still requires V2 for full functionality)
• Uses browser_action instead of action (V2 syntax)
• Uses chrome.runtime.connect() for background script communication
• Background script uses persistent connections via ports

Installation

Development Installation

1. Clone this repository
2. Open Firefox and navigate to about:debugging
3. Click "This Firefox" in the left sidebar
4. Click "Load Temporary Add-on..."
5. Select the manifest.json file from the aitbc-wallet-firefox folder

Production Installation

The extension will be published to the Firefox Add-on Store (AMO). Installation instructions will be available once published.

Usage

The usage is identical to the Chrome version:

1. Install the AITBC Wallet extension
2. Navigate to https://aitbc.bubuit.net/Exchange
3. Toggle the switch from "Demo Mode" to "Real Mode"
4. Click "Connect AITBC Wallet"
5. Approve the connection request in the popup

Features

• Wallet Management: Create new accounts or import existing private keys
• Secure Storage: Private keys are stored locally in Firefox's storage
• dApp Integration: Connect to AITBC Trade Exchange and other supported dApps
• Transaction Signing: Sign transactions and messages securely
• Balance Tracking: View your AITBC token balance

API Reference

The extension injects a window.aitbcWallet object into supported dApps with the following methods:

aitbcWallet.connect()

Connect the dApp to the wallet.

const response = await aitbcWallet.connect();
console.log(response.address); // User's AITBC address

aitbcWallet.getAccount()

Get the current account address.

const address = await aitbcWallet.getAccount();

aitbcWallet.getBalance(address)

Get the AITBC balance for an address.

const balance = await aitbcWallet.getBalance('aitbc1...');
console.log(balance.amount); // Balance in AITBC

aitbcWallet.sendTransaction(to, amount, data)

Send AITBC tokens to another address.

const tx = await aitbcWallet.sendTransaction('aitbc1...', 100);
console.log(tx.hash); // Transaction hash

aitbcWallet.signMessage(message)

Sign a message with the private key.

const signature = await aitbcWallet.signMessage('Hello AITBC!');

Security Considerations

• Private keys are stored locally in Firefox's storage
• Always verify you're on the correct domain before connecting
• Never share your private key with anyone
• Keep your browser and extension updated

Development

To modify the extension:

1. Make changes to the source files
2. Go to about:debugging in Firefox
3. Find "AITBC Wallet" and click "Reload"
4. Test your changes

File Structure

aitbc-wallet-firefox/
├── manifest.json      # Extension configuration (Manifest V2)
├── background.js       # Background script for wallet operations
├── content.js         # Content script for dApp communication
├── injected.js        # Script injected into dApps
├── popup.html         # Extension popup UI
├── popup.js           # Popup logic
├── icons/             # Extension icons
└── README.md          # This file

Firefox-Specific Notes

• Firefox requires Manifest V2 for extensions that use content scripts in this manner
• The browser_action API is used instead of the newer action API
• Background scripts use port-based communication for better performance
• Storage APIs use chrome.storage which is compatible with Firefox

Troubleshooting

Extension not loading

• Ensure you're loading the manifest.json file, not the folder
• Check the Browser Console for error messages (Ctrl+Shift+J)

dApp connection not working

• Refresh the dApp page after installing/updating the extension
• Check that the site is in the matches pattern in manifest.json
• Look for errors in the Browser Console

Permission errors

• Firefox may show additional permission prompts
• Make sure to allow all requested permissions when installing