November’s Featured Extensions
Pick of the Month: User-Agent Switcher (revived) by Linder Quickly and easily change your user-agent. There are 26 options to choose from, including iOS, Android, and most common desktop browsers. … Read more
Articles in “end users”
What YouTube Downloader is Right for You?
Are you interested in downloading video content? Low resolution or high? Full HD? Or maybe you only want the audio track? How about screengrabs? Perhaps you want all of that … Read more
Helping You Find Compatible Extensions
We are getting lots of support requests for finding replacement extensions in the comments section. We can provide better support for this in the forums, so we are shutting off … Read more
Test the new look of addons.mozilla.org!
AMO (addons.mozilla.org) is getting a fresh new look this November, along with the upcoming Firefox Quantum. Here’s a preview: And this is not just a new coat of paint. Curated … Read more
Join the Featured Add-ons Advisory Board
Do you love add-ons? Have a keen appreciation for great functionality? Interested in making a huge impact on AMO? If so, consider applying to join our Featured Add-ons Community Board! … Read more
New Contributions launched on AMO
The contributions feature was launched over 8 years ago to give developers an easy way to receive compensation for their add-ons on AMO (addons.mozilla.org). This system relied on an integration … Read more
October’s Featured Extensions
Pick of the Month: Tab Center Redux by Edouard Oger Move your tabs to the side of the browser window. “Second only to an adblocker in my must-have extensions.” Featured: … Read more
September’s Featured Extensions
Pick of the Month: Search Image by Didier Lafleur Highlight any text and perform a Google image search with a couple clicks. “I’ve been looking for something like this for … Read more
August’s Featured Extensions
Pick of the Month: Grammarly by Grammarly It’s like having an expert proofreader with you at all times. Grammarly offers contextual spell checks (it understands the distinction between “there” and … Read more