JavaScript How to share locales (chrome and firefox)
I want to develop a browser extension for google chrome and for firefox, which will have shared code.
Is there a way, that both extensions (the firefox version and the chrome version) will use the same localization files?
Currently i have a subfolder "_locales" and a subfolder for each translation, containing a messages.json file. I am accessing the translations via chrome.i18n.getMessage.
(How) Can i use these existing translations in my firefox extension?
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