In the days after Firefox 3’s release last year, I made a blog post titled “A note on add-on stats this week” that explained why active daily user statistics would be inflated more than usual. With the release of Firefox … Continue reading
As add-on authors quickly realize when submitting their work to AMO, the review process is typically the hardest part to get through mainly due to the immense amount of add-on submissions we receive. Going through the queues can be a … Continue reading
It’s been a week since we launched the new collections feature on addons.mozilla.org, and the response has been amazing! Above the Fold has details on press coverage, and we’re happy to see so many bloggers and news sites creating their … Continue reading
The Extend Firefox contest is back challenging developers to make the next great web experience! This global developer contest awards prizes for developing new Firefox Add-ons for the upcoming production release of Firefox 3.5. Last year’s contest received over 100 … Continue reading
The ability to completely customize your browser with thousands of add-ons is one of the best features of Firefox, and highlights the talent, dedication, and innovation of our great community. With thousands of add-ons and close to 1.5 billion downloads, … Continue reading
This weekend, the Mozilla Metrics team will be performing improvements to their data warehouse and new add-on data will not be available in developer Statistics Dashboards until Monday. No data will be lost during this process.
This is a re-post from Mozilla community member & add-on developer Brian King: By small in the title, I mean small devices. One large step was taken in the Fennec add-ons ecosystem over the weekend at the Mozilla/Maemo get together … Continue reading
If you’re any sort of web developer (even a mediocre one like myself) and you’re reading this blog then Firebug is likely to be an important part of your Firefox experience. Thanks to the hard work of many contributors, Firebug … Continue reading
A friend pointed out today’s gem on ICHC: see more Lolcats and funny pictures I got a nice LOL from this and now my curiosity is piqued: any other (obscure or otherwise) pop-culture references to add-ons out there? Nick
This is a re-post of Gen Kanai’s article on the Add-ons for Mozilla meetup at ITS Surabaya, a university in the second-largest city in Indonesia. In a recent post at Ken Kovash’s Blog of Metrics regarding Firefox in Latvia passing … Continue reading
