Sorry for the inconvenience.
Let me answer some questions.
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What happen to the "gladiatuscrazyaddon.tk" site?
The ".tk" are free domains provided from the "freenom.com". We used it for many years without problems, but they unexpectedly unregistered the domain without notice and we now are not in control of it. It is now considered "special" domain and it is not free.
Freenom lost our trust and we are not going to use them in the future. Also, since these domains are free, they are blocked by many services (for example on Facebook), but the "gladiatuscrazyaddon.tk" was whitelisted on such services. We suspect that Freenom does the same thing to every domain that enters such a whitelist. Personally, I think something is not right with freenom and I consider them a scam.
We expect the same thing may happen to the "gladiatussimulator.tk" domain in the near future.
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Where is the new Gladiatus Crazy Addon site?
The new site will be hosted at "gladiatus.dinodevs.com" (the site is not ready yet). Also the simulator will be at "simulator.dinodevs.com" (the tk domain works, but we are changing links, to avoid future problems).
https://gladiatus.dinodevs.com
https://simulator.dinodevs.com
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Why I can not find the Gladiatus Crazy Addon at the Firefox store?
The addon was temporary disabled on the Mozilla Extension Store, it will be re-enabled after we upload the new version.
More info about the reason it was disabled.
A Mozilla addon reviewer temporary disabled the extension due to the use of "innerHTML" which if used incorrectly, may produce a security vulnerability. Such a vulnerability can be caused if someone (an external attacker) use the extension's code that has innerHTML to inject, for example, javascript code on the page (not code from the addon).
The problem is that the addon only use the innerHTML to read data... not to write... thus there is no security issue. The reviewer should not have disabled the extension... which personally makes me a little angry ... but anyway ...
I personally replied to the reviewer but I got no response.
If you still want to install it on your Firefox you can install the version uploaded on GitHub for firefox (no auto updates) https://github.com/DinoDevs/Gl…zyAddOnV4.2.0_Firefox.xpi
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How can I install the beta version?
First of all, the beta may have error, and does not auto updates. Since it is an additional gca extension, you should disable or remove the GCA extension you already have installed. To remove the beta, you just uninstall it like any other extension.
To install the latest beta version, first you need to download the code from GitHub. You can do that by visiting our github page https://github.com/DinoDevs/GladiatusCrazyAddon and clicking the "Clone or Download" > "Download zip". Unpack the zip somewere safe (you will have to leave the folder there).
Chrome guide (select the "source" folder inside the extracted folder) https://github.com/DinoDevs/Gl…ng-the-zip-extension-file
Firefox guide (select the manifest file inside the "source" folder, inside the extracted folder) https://github.com/DinoDevs/Gl…ng-the-zip-extension-file