make a chrome extension that writes to a file in a firefox extension

reuirements:

the developer will strive understand the buyers expectations and clarify any details that were not spoken out clearly enough here.

the developer will send daily dev blog updates throughout the entire project life cycle.

this will help curb miscommunication.

create .log text file.

- this will be the dev blog.

- the entire life cycle of the project should be documented in detail with time stamps.

- there should be at least 20 entries with time stamps with minimum 3 lines each.

readme txt file.

- readme includes detailed walthrough how to recreate this mod.

- any developer is able to recreate, debug, and improve on this project with the help of the readme.

modify foxyproxy to include the following:

left click on the extention:

-opens UI and displays:

. account ID

. Device ID

. IP address

. button that says 'update proxy details'

. button that says 'IP options'

/ IP options window allows to toggle ip through ip presets.

/ IP options windows allows to add or delete IP presets.

/ IP options windows does not allow to edit or view username/password.

. button that says 'about' .

- the entire extension never displays or reveals usernames or passwords.

open firefox:

. updates proxy details.

. open 'IP options' window.

proxy details update architecture:

. based on 'import proxy list' feature built into latest version of foxy proxy.

. textbox based proxy list import is removed from UI.

. import is done by reading from a txt file named '[login to view URL]' located in folder containg the extensions manifest file.

. device id is read from a separate file caled '[login to view URL]'

create chrome extension:

- the extension has no UI and no click functionality.

- the extension does nothing until browser is on url that starts with ' [login to view URL] '

### example: [login to view URL] ###

- when browser is open to path begining with [login to view URL] :

. extension will scrape the device IP address located in the '/info' path.

. extension will scrape the device username and password located in the '/proxy' path.

.extension will write device ID (which is in the path) and write it to [login to view URL]

. output to '[login to view URL]':

> the syntax of the output is ip:port:username:password

> port is always 443. does not need to be scraped.

> example of output written to [login to view URL]:

### [login to view URL]:kyleReese:hunterKiller ###

. example of output written to [login to view URL]:

### 3GFE ###

please ask me questions if anyting is not clear.

JavaScript HTML Extensions & Additions

Project ID: #26731355

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