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A Firefox browser extension that allows you to easily decode selected Base64 encoded text using the context menu (right-click).
- Context Menu Integration: Right-click on selected Base64 text to decode instantly.
- Smart Positioning: The decoded text overlay appears above or below your selection, automatically adjusted to stay within the viewport.
- UTF-8 Support: Properly decodes international characters including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and emojis.
- One-Click Copy: Built-in copy button to copy decoded text directly to your clipboard.
- Visual Feedback: Toast notification appears when text is copied successfully.
- Auto Dark Mode: Automatically detects and matches your browser's dark/light theme.
- Keyboard Support: Press
Escapekey to close the overlay instantly. - Click Outside to Close: Click anywhere outside the overlay to dismiss it.
You can install this extension in two ways:
1. From the Official Firefox Add-ons Store (Recommended)
2. Manual Installation (For Development & Testing)
This method is useful during development or for testing before the extension is listed on the store.
- Download or Clone the Repository: Download or clone this Git repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/your-username/firefox-base64-decode-selection.git # Or download the ZIP file and extract it - Open Firefox: Launch the Firefox browser.
- Navigate to Debugging Page: Enter
about:debuggingin the address bar and press Enter. - Select "This Firefox": Click on "This Firefox" in the left-hand menu.
- Load Temporary Add-on: Click the "Load Temporary Add-on..." button.
- Select
manifest.json: In the file browser that opens, navigate to the folder where you downloaded or cloned the extension (from step 1), select themanifest.jsonfile, and click "Open". - The extension will be loaded and appear in the list.
- Note: Temporary add-ons are removed when you close Firefox. You will need to repeat this process each time you restart the browser if you want to continue using it this way.
- Select the Base64 encoded text on any web page by dragging your mouse over it.
- Right-click on the selected text to open the context menu.
- Click on "Base64 Decode" in the menu.
- A small overlay window containing the decoded text will appear near your selection.
- Click anywhere else on the page to close the overlay window.