How to convert the add-on for the Firefox browser "Sipgate.de" to the SIP provider Multifon-Megafon?

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rzbor2014-09-24 03:00:02

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rzbor, 2014-09-24 03:00:02

There is a very interesting thing, an add-on for sending SMS via a SIP gateway for the Firefox browser - it is provided to customers of the Sipgate.de
service. Is it possible to re/attach it, for example, to Multifon y , (Megafon) which allows you to send SMS without a tambourine to any phone with a normal definition of your own number ?
As I understand it, this is Javascript in which I am a nibelmez. But the URLs looking at Sipgate.de, as well as their authorization paths like samuraiAuth (Authentication Services?) are in a prominent place there)
Maybe someone who likes Javascript like nuts will be interested in this addon's hairstyle for another SIP provider? If there are questions about Megafon's authorization data, I can remove it from my Multiphone client.
The addon archive for installation in Firefox can be taken from the link: The .xpi archive (aka .zip)
is .zip renamed to .xpi extension )

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catHD, 2014-09-24
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habrahabr.ru/post/101729
https://sms.megafon.ru/oms/service.asmx
Meet) this is a search, and it makes life easier)

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rzbor, 2014-09-24
@rzbor

I answer your question - you can send SMS from the official Megafon client.
Thanks for the link to Megafon, it has strange designs and the link to Placeholders is not active there.
Http requests are good, but why does Megafon communicate with all these addresses:
sm.megafon.ru 70,443 TCP
sbc.megafon.ru 5060 TCP+UDP (SIP)
sbc.megafon.ru >20000 UDP (RTP)
im.megafon.ru 70.443 TCP
and especially on:
mms1.im.megafon.ru, mms2.im.megafon.ru 70.443 TCP