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Deck Importer Extension

The deck importer is a small Firefox add-on. You're on another site looking at a decklist, you click the OpenRift icon in the toolbar, and the deck lands on OpenRift's import page with its name and source link filled in. No copying, no export step, and it works whether or not you're signed in.

Install it

Mozilla signs the add-on, but I host it myself instead of listing it on addons.mozilla.org, so installing takes one extra confirmation.

1
Download the add-on
Open the link below in Firefox. It hands you the add-on file directly.
2
Confirm the install
Firefox asks whether to add it and lists what it may access. Adding it puts an OpenRift icon in the toolbar.
3
Pin the icon
Optional, but worth it: open the puzzle-piece menu and pin OpenRift so importing is a single click.

Download the deck importer for Firefox

Updates take care of themselves. Firefox checks for a newer signed build roughly once a day, so you only ever do this once.

Import a deck

1
Open the decklist
Any page on another site showing the deck you want, on the tab you're reading.
2
Click the OpenRift icon
It reads the deck from that page, once, and opens OpenRift's import page in a new tab.
3
Review and save
The deck name comes from the page heading, and the page's own address is offered as a deck link you can keep or drop. Check the cards it matched, then save.

Signed out, the deck is saved in your browser and moves to your account the next time you sign in.

What it can read

Decklist tables
A table of card names and quantities, with zones kept apart. The common shape on deck sites.
Card lists with headings
A plain list of names under section headings. Sideboards stay separate; card-type groupings fold into the main deck.
Deck codes on the page
A deck code in the address, in the text, or behind a link. It's decoded to check it really is one before anything happens.
Nothing it recognizes
A brief '?' shows on the icon and it stops there. Copy the list by hand into the import page instead.

What it can access

Only the tab you're on, only in the moment you click. It asks for no list of sites, so it can't run in the background, and it never sees your browsing history. Reading happens inside the page, and the only thing that leaves is the deck itself, as part of the import link that opens.

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