Add support for Firefox on Android

[ErikBjare]

A major gap in my personal logging is that all browsing on my phone just gets logged as "Firefox" by SmarterTime. It would be nice to remedy that. We might be able to get sync by using the storage.synced space on both a phone and a desktop.

[lidorcg]

I wrote an extension with the exact same goal and tried to use the sync storage for synchronization but was unable to get it to work.
Eventually had to settle for centrelized solution...

[adminvulcano]

Firefox now supports all extensions on android (announcement)!
Because ActivityWatch is not explicitly marked as supporting Android, it is only available in the store when forcing the desktop page, but from there, it installs fine.
However, after installing the extension, I cannot accept the privacy policy as the corresponding window does not show when pressing "Consent to Privacy Notice" in the extension settings.
This page likely has more information why that is, but I am not familiar enough with the code to find a fix.
Would be really great if the extension worked, this would close a big gap in my tracking too!

[adminvulcano]

Just tested this with the new 0.5.0 and it worked after reinstalling the extension, thanks a lot!

[BelKed]

@adminvulcano Quick question — Does it also show the consent dialog correctly? :)

• Related PR: fix: show consent dialog on firefox mobile #145

[adminvulcano]

I can confirm this was fixed with the 0.5.0 release for me 👍
Thanks again @BelKed !

[adminvulcano]

Interesting, the settings button does not work as expected - if you click it, nothing seems to happen, but if you use the system back button twice you see an empty tab with this url: moz-extension://e4cda6c6-657a-4b59-9b84-23db0e4c8992/src/settings/index.html. If you click on the URL input field in the browser and simply resubmit the URL, the page finally shows up as expected.

[BelKed]

Feel free to open a new issue :) The settings button should open the extension settings, maybe it needs to be done differently for mobile...