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README.md
Lightbeam for Firefox README
This is an add-on for Firefox that helps to visualize sites that may be tracking you around the internet. The add-on is available from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lightbeam/.
Prerequisites
- Mozilla Add-on SDK
- Firefox 29 or higher.
If you only want to see the demo, you don't need any of these; all you need is a modern browser.
Quick Start
First, install the Mozilla Add-on SDK if you haven't already.
Once it's installed, activate it in a command line terminal:
cd addon-sdk
source bin/activate
Then, check out the Lightbeam repository and enter it (do this where you want the lightbeam directory, not in the addon-sdk directory):
git clone git://github.com/mozilla/lightbeam.git
cd lightbeam
Finally, run:
cfx run
This will start Firefox with a temporary profile that has Lightbeam installed. Just click on the Lightbeam icon at the bottom-right of the browser window to open the web front-end.
At this point, any changes you make to the web front-end simply require reloading the tab containing it. Changing the add-on, however, will require quitting Firefox and running cfx run again.
Software Used
The following software is bundled with the repository and doesn't need to be manually obtained.