gpgme-json chromium/firefox packaging

[Maximilian Krambach]

Hi,
I have been tasked to prepare "debian packages" for the gpgme-json browser 
integration, to ease installation of native messaging between gnupg and browser 
extensions.

I'm working on a patch for salsa.debian.org/debian/gpgme/, as I think this is 
probably the best place for it.

Basically, the two packages (chromium-gpgme and firefox-gpgme) just need to 
ensure that the gpgme-json binary ships, and that a configuration file is 
present at paths the browsers like.

My question:
Is it okay and maintainable to add "approved" extension ids (in this case, 
mailvelope) to these configuration files?

In the end, it is an authorization between the extension(s) and the browser 
(based on ids assigned by the browser publisher).
gpgme-json itself does not care who communicates with them (as long as it stays 
the same actor). Still, I have the feelings that some link between worlds is 
created that may not be desired.

Maximilian
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