Apply to Join the AMO Feature Board
Are you a big fan of add-ons? Do you appreciate great functionality? Can you spot stellar design? And do you want to make a huge impact for AMO? Then check … Read more
Scott DeVaney
Friend of Add-ons: Atique Ahmed Ziad
Please meet our newest Friend of Add-ons: Atique Ahmed Ziad, who in September alone closed 14 AMO bugs! Atique is primarily interested in front-end work. His recent contributions mostly focused … Read more
October 2016 Featured Add-ons
Pick of the Month: MailtoWebmails by Noitidart Now you can easily customize which Webmail client you want to use whenever you click a “mailto:” link, instead of being pushed to … Read more
How Video DownloadHelper Became Compatible with Multiprocess Firefox
Today’s post comes from Michel Gutierrez (mig), the developer of Video DownloadHelper, among other add-ons. He shares his story about the process of modernizing his XUL add-on to make it … Read more
September 2016 Featured Add-ons
Pick of the Month: Multi Links Plus by Geoffrey De Belie Open, copy, and bookmark multiple links at the same time. No need to handle them individually anymore! “Perfect, can’t … Read more
WebExtensions Taking Root
From enhanced security for users to cross-browser interoperability and long-term compatibility with Firefox—including compatibility with multiprocess Firefox—there are many reasons why WebExtensions are becoming the future of add-on development. So … Read more
Discovery Pane Editorial Policy
With the launch of Firefox 48, we debuted a new page in the Get Add-ons section of about:addons. For simplicity’s sake, we’re calling this the Discovery Pane. We recently covered … Read more
August 2016 “Pick of the Month”
Pick of the Month: Better Privacy by IKRG Remove or manage a new, trickier kind of cookie, better known as LSO’s or Flash cookies. ”I’m a non-techie and had never … Read more
July 2016 Featured Add-ons
Pick of the Month: Firebug by Firebug Working Group Access a bevy of development tools while you browse—edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any Web page. … Read more