Slides for today’s presentation
A friendly reminder- we’ll be talking today at 12:30 PM PST on air.mozilla.com (Firefox 3.1 required). For those of you who like to read ahead, here are the slides: AMO … Read more
Articles from January, 2009
How to develop a Firefox extension
Update: Firefox has used the WebExtensions API as its extension API since 2017. We encourage you to visit Extension Workshop to learn more about browser extensions and how you can … Read more
What’s going on in AMO for 2009?
Excellent question. Join us for an AMO brown bag session hosted on http://air.mozilla.com at 12:30PM PST on Thursday, January 29. Justin Scott and I will be covering the following: Vision … Read more
Statistics Update
Wil Clouser, our AMO Dev lead, has an update on our work with fixing our problems with statistics. [Reprinted from his blog] Add-on statistics have been intermittent for a couple … Read more
Know Thy Add-on User
Mark Cramer is a guest writer for the AMO blog. He is CEO of SurfCanyon, the creators of the SurfCanyon Firefox add-on. Creating software in a vacuum is incredibly difficult. … Read more
Firefox Extensions: Global Namespace Pollution
Reposted with permission from Jan Odvarko (AKA Honza): I have been recently asked by couple of developers how to properly design architecture of a Firefox extension. The first thing that … Read more
Successfully Getting your Addon Reviewed
Thanks to AMO Editor Cesar Oliveira for allowing us to repost this here: As the addon review queue grows beyond 600 nominated and updated addons, it is more important than … Read more
The Quick & Dirty Way to Test Your Add-ons in Fx 3.1b2
As I’m sure you’ve noticed, we’re pretty hot on getting as many add-ons as possible up to Firefox 3.1 beta 2 compliance. For users, it’s extremely important that the add-ons … Read more
Public Service Announcement: Update your add-ons to 3.1
3.1 is coming! We know that many add-on developers have held off on testing for 3.1 compatibility because they’re waiting for a near-final release to test against. I’m happy to … Read more