- upgrade Jto Query 3

- FFx 58 compatibility
- Fix options window blinking

Add Firefox 58 compatibility

- Removal of unused functions
- Add '<pre>' to HTML blacklist elements
- Remove GitHub link at setup. Now in the addon Preferences</pre>

- Add "display:inline;" for recognized IP <div>
- Add 2 custom commands: 'ext+ipprotocols-custom1' and 'ext+ipprotocols-custom2' handlers</div>

- Add Protocol Handlers in manifest.json (https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/Add-ons/WebExtensions/manifest.json/protocol_handlers)
- Changes 'ipprotocols-XXX' into 'ext+ipprotocols-XXX'
- Improve IP recognition (multiple IP in one line)

Due to new policy of Web Extensions, some class, components or actions are not available anymore.
In old IPProtocols, programs were launched with 'nsIProcess' component
( Components.classes["@mozilla.org/process/util;1"].createInstance(Components.interfaces.nsIProcess); )

This component is now replaced by 'Native Messaging', which, as you can see here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Native_messaging
is very complicated and restrictive to put in place.



So I decided to use Network Protocol Handler from Firefox and one simple script instead.

When you click on recognised IP and, for example, VNC protocol, the extension is trying to open
a custom protocol uri: "ipprotocol-vnc://ip_address".

So you had to set this booleans values to FALSE in Firefox 'about:config' menu: (FIGURE 02: https://github.com/jisse44/ipprotocols/blob/master/02-Firefox-about_config.png)

- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-vnc
- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-rdp
- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-ssh
- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-telnet
- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-ping
- network.protocol-handler.expose.ipprotocols-nmap


In 'about:preferences#applications', you had to associate your bash/batch script to the new protocols. (FIGURE 04: https://github.com/jisse44/ipprotocols/blob/master/04-Firefox-about_preferences_applications.png)
You can also do this by clicking on the different protocols offered when you click on an IP. (FIGURE 03: https://github.com/jisse44/ipprotocols/blob/master/03-Firefox-protocol-handler.png)