Go to the Settings page, scroll down to the bottom.
Tap on "About Firefox".
Tap on the Firefox logo 5 times. It will display a message that says "Debug Menu enabled".
If you go back to the Settings page, you'll notice that a new option is available under the Advanced section.
It's called Custom Add-on Collections.
Tap on it, and it will ask you to enter the collection owner's ID, and the collection's name.
The ID is a unique 6-digit number that can be found in your add-on collection's URL.
The name of course refers to the collection's name, unlike the number this is something that you can choose.
For example, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/collections/926754/ghacks/
The ID for this collection is 926754 and the name is ghacks.
Yeah, you gonna need to give more context!
Your comment has no baseline.
Sorry, didn't check the GitHub.
There's a pattern of users sharing early builds of their software, I was jumping to a conclusion.
Android user too.
Currently don't own a desktop, any chance someone converts the framework to be functional as a user script, we already have one that blocks instances.
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469297-block-lemmy-instances
Android users can install the user script using Firefox,
Using this method with Mull & Tampermonkey.
I hope it will be compatible with FreshRSS
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS
FeedMe is a good example to build upon, using their stable version personally
https://github.com/seazon/FeedMe
To test the RSS implementation & find if a domain has one:
Temporary workaround to view the RSS feed before adding it to your aggregator