Testday for Testscripting your Add-on with MozMill
This is a guest blog post by Henrik Skupin from the Mozilla QA team. Mozmill, which is a framework for running functional tests, can be used for any application which … Read more
This is a guest blog post by Henrik Skupin from the Mozilla QA team. Mozmill, which is a framework for running functional tests, can be used for any application which … Read more
As we have posted in the past, the active daily user counts we report in AMO statistics dashboards are always slightly inflated, but during Firefox releases they can be inflated … Read more
Summary These weekly posts explain the current state of add-on reviews and other information relevant to add-on developers. There’s a lengthy overview of the Add-on Review Process posted in this … Read more
Firefox 3.5 introduced the Private Browsing Mode feature. This feature allows users to browse freely without having any browsing information recorded on their history, or cookies stored in the system. … Read more
It’s easy! SeaMonkey 2.0 has been out for a while, and it’s time for add-on developers to give it some love. If your add-on already works on earlier versions of … Read more
The add-on review process remains a mystery for many add-on developers. As a developer myself, I admit it feels like dropping your add-on into a bottom-less pit and just waiting … Read more
The following post by Ryan Doherty is from the Personas blog. That’s right, you heard correctly, there are now over 57,000 personas on getpersonas.com. The past three weeks have been … Read more
This post comes from Caitlin Looney, from the Firefox Mobile team. Attention Firefox mobile add-on developers: Please ensure your mobile add-on minimum and maximum version is compatible with both the … Read more
This is a guest post by Pascal Finette from Mozilla Labs. We introduced a refreshed first run page with the launch of Firefox 3.6, which looks and feels more tightly … Read more