I'm trying to convert a Google Chrome extension to Firefox using Addon SDK (Jetpack). The following code (run as content-script)
var property, winProperties = {};
for (property in window) {
winProperties[property] = true;
}
throws this exception when run in Firefox 5.0 and 6.0:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sfc-bgcore.js", line 299, in null
File "resource://jid1-q4cqhvcl3sc4vq-at-jetpack-api-utils-lib/content/content-proxy.js", line 519, in null
for each (name in Object.keys(obj)) {
[Exception... "Component is not available" nsresult: "0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE)" location: "JS frame ::
resource://jid1-q4cqhvcl3sc4vq-at-jetpack-api-utils-lib/securable-module.js ->
resource://jid1-q4cqhvcl3sc4vq-at-jetpack-api-utils-lib/content/content-proxy.js ::
<TOP_LEVEL> ::
line 519" data: no]
Does anyone know how to catch this exception or how to avoid the "problematic" property and continue the loop?
Note that I can't just put a try-catch statement in the loop's body, since even this triggers the error:
for (var property in window) {};
However if I execute the same or a similar statement in Firefox's "Web Console" then it runs fine:
for (var property in window) { console.log(property); };
I couldn't reproduce this with a testcase extension by installing it via the Test button and then visiting http://example.org/ - there were some properties printed to the console, followed by the message "done", with no errors.
The testcase code:
exports.main = function(options, callbacks) {
var pageMod = require("page-mod");
pageMod.PageMod({
include: "*.org",
contentScript: 'for (property in window) {console.log(property)}; console.log("done");'
});
};
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