One thing we’ve done on AMO over the past couple months is make developer and user profiles prettier. We’ve given you, our loyal users, the tools to make nicer user profiles so that others can get a better sense of … Continue reading
We’ve just released AMO 5.0.9 with a ton of new features and bugfixes out into the wild. There’s something for everyone in this release, so take a look! Add-on Recommendations Some things go great together: peanut butter and jelly, popcorn … Continue reading
If you’re never built an add-on but really want to enter the Extend Firefox 3.5 contest, we have some resources that will help get you up to speed. First we have Robert Nyman’s excellent tutorial on building add-ons: How to … Continue reading
Photo by (le)doo. Last week’s meetup in New York City was a great event bringing together developers to learn about add-on development and hear about the newest features on AMO. We’ll be hosting another meetup in Miami, FL on September … Continue reading
Last week’s Add-ons Meetup in New York City turned out to be really great. The attendees ranged from the “curious about add-ons” to developers & companies that are hard-core add-on developers. It was a perfect blend of participants and it … Continue reading
We launched Collections in June, Contributions in July, and the response to both has been amazing. What’s next for AMO? Here are some summaries of our upcoming projects. Collections Phase II We’ve had over 27,000 collections created and 6.5 million … Continue reading
This is a question we’re asked often and have been trying to answer for some time. We’re very excited to say that we now know that answer: at least a third of Firefox users have an add-on installed! We first … Continue reading
As a result of the outage at Mozilla’s primary data center, add-on statistics available to developers have not been processed since Sunday night. The Mozilla Metrics team is working to resolve this and as soon as statistics are available, we … Continue reading
RJ Walsh has just completed the first revision of the add-on verification suite we proposed a few months ago, now live on addons.mozilla.org. This suite gives add-on authors and editors an automated tool to examine add-ons for common problems, and … Continue reading
I’m sure you’ve seen a LOT of movement on in the AMO house with major changes happening to the site and lots of outreach going on. We’re doing our best to fill the needs of developers and most importantly, listen … Continue reading
