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I can confirm the increase in difficulty of writing FF extensions these days. There is no ONE go-to source for information.

Well, the XPCOMs represent the bytecode in your opinion. One still can't get an XPCOM for FF to work on FFoS, I meant the simplest one without making huge changes to the code base. Yes, one UI engine is needed and so is a (cross-)compiler in your case OR alteration of the code base for FFoS of FF to ensure portability. I guess it would be the FFoS code base that might need to change. BUt that could be tricky since it leverages the Andriod's core - a component-based linux OS.

You are on point Dre! I know frustrating it could be building FF extensions and FFoS Apps. There need to be an efficient way to port one to the other.

The best advice I had heard in ages!!!

I was also about to join the bandwagon of using a password manager.

You're right!

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Thanks for bringing this up Dre, I have always wanted to ask this question.

You are right Dre!

I like the word "consultant".

I can't agree more!

I just read pretty much all the comments. I don't understand why some people think so negative about Nigeria even when some Nigerian philanthropists wanted to contribute to the nation, needless to say the African continent.

There are other philanthropists around the globe, who have made similar contributions. Yet, the antagonists won't make negative comments about them or their nations. Any example is Mark Shuttleworth (who owns the Shuttleworth Foundation). I am not sure such people know how many brains in Africa (& the other continents) he has supported.

We must also be proud of The Tony Elumelu Foundation. More power to your elbow Tony!!

I saw it long coming. We were butting head at the IETF 88 in Vancouver last year, and following the various correspondences on the mailing list, I knew we needed to make a compromise.

Good job!