Aegis Http GPG Login (Firefox) | En / TR

Aegis Http is an autonomous, End-to-End Encrypted (E2E) HTTP gateway extension mapped for Mozilla Firefox. It seamlessly intercepts REST API requests sent by frontend web applications, passing them to the locally running Aegis Http Native Host (Rust Daemon) where they are encrypted using PGP before hitting the network.

Features

• Transparent Interception: Intercepts XMLHttpRequest transparently; meaning the frontend code doesn't need to know anything about cryptography.
• Native Security: Cryptographic private keys NEVER touch the JavaScript context or the browser. It securely communicates via Firefox's Native Messaging API.
• Auto-Decryption: Once the server responds with a GPG encrypted tunnel, this extension transparently decrypts and proxies the JSON response back to the original function call automatically.

Installation

1. Go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox in Firefox.
2. Under "Temporary Extensions", click Load Temporary Add-on...
3. Select the manifest.json file inside this /firefox-extension directory.
4. Important! Make sure your Native Host daemon is installed! Ensure that the aegis-http.json is correctly installed in your ~/.mozilla/native-messaging-hosts/ directory, pointing to the Daemon binary.

Files Overview

• manifest.json: Defines the Firefox Gecko ID and properties (nativeMessaging permissions).
• background.js: Persistent background script to interface with the Mozilla Native process.
• content.js: Injects the inject.js code dynamically into the webpage's DOM.
• inject.js: Highly privileged override script that patches the XMLHttpRequest.prototype.send object.
• icons/: High-resolution extension brand icons for the browser UI.