Splirate

Allows you to download Splice samples from the browser by decrypting the preview audio.

I didn't read or write the code.

WTFPL licensed.

Screenshots

History view showing captured sample cards with pack, key/BPM, tags, and quick download actions.

Inline Splirate controls inside the Splice playbar for current-sample download and history access.

Popup view for active-tab captures with compact metadata and one-click download icon.

Load in Firefox (Temporary Add-on)

1. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
2. Click Load Temporary Add-on...
3. Select this extension's manifest.json
4. Visit https://splice.com/sounds/search/samples

Build Firefox Package

1. From the project root, run either:
   • npm run build
   • npm run build:xpi
   • bash scripts/build-firefox.sh
2. The packaged extension is created in:
   • dist/splirate-firefox-v<version>.xpi

Install Locally in Firefox

1. Build the XPI: npm run build:xpi
2. Open Firefox and go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
3. Click Load Temporary Add-on...
4. Select dist/splirate-firefox-v<version>.xpi

Note: on standard Firefox, unsigned extensions are temporary via about:debugging and are removed on restart.

Signed Build Download

• Direct signed XPI: splirate-signed.xpi
• Releases page: Splirate Releases

Persistent Install (Private / Unlisted Signing)

Use Mozilla's unlisted signing to get a persistent signed XPI without public listing.

1. Create AMO API credentials:
   • Firefox Add-on Developer Hub
2. Export credentials in your shell:
   • export AMO_JWT_ISSUER="your-issuer"
   • export AMO_JWT_SECRET="your-secret"
3. Run signing:
   • npm run sign
4. Install the signed .xpi from:
   • dist/signed/
   • Firefox: about:addons → gear icon → Install Add-on From File...