Allow an extension to configure Firefox security devices

Add-ons Development
#21

Are you sure it’s not pkcs11.dll?

#22

Hello,

Is the PKCS#11 dll a 32 bits one ?

What is the architecture of Windows ?

What is the architecture of the running Firefox ?

#23

DLL 64 bits
Windows 7 SP1 64bits
Firefox 59b7 64bits

#24

OK.

So the registry key need to be set on the 64 bit hive too.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\PKCS11Modules]

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\PKCS11Modules\mypkcs11]
@=“C:\ProgramData\Firefox\manifest.json”

For strict_min_version, try one of this:

“strict_min_version”: “58.0*”

or “strict_min_version”: “58.*”

#25

same pb

  • is not accepted
#26

I put in registry hive 32 and 64 bits

#27

You will have to debug your extension in

about:debugging

#28

Yes
Addon added in firefox
no error in debug but no install

var statusObj = browser.pkcs11.installModule(“mypkcs11”);
no add

#29

I have a “path” setting like this (which works for me): each path separator is escaped

"path": "C:\\Windows\\system32\\mypkcs11.dll",

#30

the same parameter
{
“name”: “mypkcs11”,
"description”: “Installation du “,
“path”: “C:\Windows\System32\mypkcs11.dll”,
“type”: “pkcs11”,
“allowed_extensions”: [
"myextension@mycompany.fr”
]
}

#31

but the site suppress double backslash by simple

#32

It’s Ok
I have a quote in manifest.json.
Thanks you bertrand, Martin for your help

David