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Ubuntu + Firefox has become my daily driver. I would like to be able to send iMessage from Firefox. I am able to login using my Apple ID in Firefox. Is there a URL that can enable me to send iMessage from Firefox?

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Ubuntu + Firefox has become my daily driver. I would like to be able to send iMessage from Firefox. I am able to login using my Apple ID in Firefox. Is there a URL that can enable me to send iMessage from Firefox?

messages firefox

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Ubuntu + Firefox has become my daily driver. I would like to be able to send iMessage from Firefox. I am able to login using my Apple ID in Firefox. Is there a URL that can enable me to send iMessage from Firefox?

messages firefox

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No. iMessage (rebranded as Messages) service is locked into Apple ecosystem and it is not available for other desktop/mobile/web platforms.

You need an Apple device, specifically running either iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), macOS (Mac desktops and MacBook portables) or watchOS (Apple Watch) to access Messages via native app available for each platform.

Messages is not accessible over Web browsers such as Firefox (and even Apple's own Web browser Safari).

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If you have a jailbreakable iOS device, you can install the Remote Messages package.

• 
  Remote Messages

Features(from the package description):

• SMS and iMessage support


• File/media attachments


• Camera roll access


• Drafts


• Emoji support


• Message searching


• Typing notifications


• Contact pictures


• Custom Themes


• Phone status icons


• Connects to Address Book


• SSL Support and username/password authentication


• Utilises WebSockets for perfect synchronisation with device


• Runs as a background service with a small memory footprint

Installation Instructions:

1. Install the "Remote Messages (iOS 9)" package in Cydia or Sileo.


2. Navigate to "Remote Messages" in Settings.


3. Set the username and password you wish to use.


4. Slide the toggle to start the server. Allow a few seconds for this to complete. If it does not work, restart your device and try again.


5. Make sure your device is connected to the same WiFi network as your computer.


6. In the "Remote Messages" settings panel, note the IP address displayed at the top.


7. Enter the IP into the address bar of your web browser. For example: http://192.168.0.5
   


8. At the prompt, authenticate using the username and password you set

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No. iMessage (rebranded as Messages) service is locked into Apple ecosystem and it is not available for other desktop/mobile/web platforms.

You need an Apple device, specifically running either iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), macOS (Mac desktops and MacBook portables) or watchOS (Apple Watch) to access Messages via native app available for each platform.

Messages is not accessible over Web browsers such as Firefox (and even Apple's own Web browser Safari).

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answered 3 hours ago

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No. iMessage (rebranded as Messages) service is locked into Apple ecosystem and it is not available for other desktop/mobile/web platforms.

You need an Apple device, specifically running either iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), macOS (Mac desktops and MacBook portables) or watchOS (Apple Watch) to access Messages via native app available for each platform.

Messages is not accessible over Web browsers such as Firefox (and even Apple's own Web browser Safari).

share|improve this answer

edited 3 hours ago

answered 3 hours ago

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No. iMessage (rebranded as Messages) service is locked into Apple ecosystem and it is not available for other desktop/mobile/web platforms.

You need an Apple device, specifically running either iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), macOS (Mac desktops and MacBook portables) or watchOS (Apple Watch) to access Messages via native app available for each platform.

Messages is not accessible over Web browsers such as Firefox (and even Apple's own Web browser Safari).

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answered 3 hours ago

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edited 3 hours ago

answered 3 hours ago

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answered 3 hours ago

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If you have a jailbreakable iOS device, you can install the Remote Messages package.

• 
  Remote Messages

Features(from the package description):

• SMS and iMessage support


• File/media attachments


• Camera roll access


• Drafts


• Emoji support


• Message searching


• Typing notifications


• Contact pictures


• Custom Themes


• Phone status icons


• Connects to Address Book


• SSL Support and username/password authentication


• Utilises WebSockets for perfect synchronisation with device


• Runs as a background service with a small memory footprint

Installation Instructions:

1. Install the "Remote Messages (iOS 9)" package in Cydia or Sileo.


2. Navigate to "Remote Messages" in Settings.


3. Set the username and password you wish to use.


4. Slide the toggle to start the server. Allow a few seconds for this to complete. If it does not work, restart your device and try again.


5. Make sure your device is connected to the same WiFi network as your computer.


6. In the "Remote Messages" settings panel, note the IP address displayed at the top.


7. Enter the IP into the address bar of your web browser. For example: http://192.168.0.5
   


8. At the prompt, authenticate using the username and password you set

share|improve this answer

edited 1 hour ago

answered 2 hours ago

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If you have a jailbreakable iOS device, you can install the Remote Messages package.

• 
  Remote Messages

Features(from the package description):

• SMS and iMessage support


• File/media attachments


• Camera roll access


• Drafts


• Emoji support


• Message searching


• Typing notifications


• Contact pictures


• Custom Themes


• Phone status icons


• Connects to Address Book


• SSL Support and username/password authentication


• Utilises WebSockets for perfect synchronisation with device


• Runs as a background service with a small memory footprint

Installation Instructions:

1. Install the "Remote Messages (iOS 9)" package in Cydia or Sileo.


2. Navigate to "Remote Messages" in Settings.


3. Set the username and password you wish to use.


4. Slide the toggle to start the server. Allow a few seconds for this to complete. If it does not work, restart your device and try again.


5. Make sure your device is connected to the same WiFi network as your computer.


6. In the "Remote Messages" settings panel, note the IP address displayed at the top.


7. Enter the IP into the address bar of your web browser. For example: http://192.168.0.5
   


8. At the prompt, authenticate using the username and password you set

share|improve this answer

edited 1 hour ago

answered 2 hours ago

abcabc

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If you have a jailbreakable iOS device, you can install the Remote Messages package.

• 
  Remote Messages

Features(from the package description):

• SMS and iMessage support


• File/media attachments


• Camera roll access


• Drafts


• Emoji support


• Message searching


• Typing notifications


• Contact pictures


• Custom Themes


• Phone status icons


• Connects to Address Book


• SSL Support and username/password authentication


• Utilises WebSockets for perfect synchronisation with device


• Runs as a background service with a small memory footprint

Installation Instructions:

1. Install the "Remote Messages (iOS 9)" package in Cydia or Sileo.


2. Navigate to "Remote Messages" in Settings.


3. Set the username and password you wish to use.


4. Slide the toggle to start the server. Allow a few seconds for this to complete. If it does not work, restart your device and try again.


5. Make sure your device is connected to the same WiFi network as your computer.


6. In the "Remote Messages" settings panel, note the IP address displayed at the top.


7. Enter the IP into the address bar of your web browser. For example: http://192.168.0.5
   


8. At the prompt, authenticate using the username and password you set

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