At Firefox, we deeply value the incredible contributions of our add-ons developer community. Your creativity and innovation are instrumental in making Firefox a more personalized and powerful browsing experience for … Read more
The developer community should be aware we’ve detected a phishing campaign targeting AMO (addons.mozilla.org) accounts. Add-on developers should exercise extreme caution and scrutiny when receiving emails claiming to be from … Read more
POST UPDATED: 4 August, 2025 — Updated policies for addons.mozilla.org (AMO) are now in effect. We also added a new section about implicit consent for self-evident, single-use data transmission. Here’s … Read more
According to the FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report, crypto-related scams accounted for nearly $16.6 billion in victim losses last year across the globe ($9.3 billion in the United States alone … Read more
In a previous blog post I explained that we’re working to streamline the data consent experience for extensions and allow users to consent to sharing data with extensions directly in … Read more
Exciting news: with yesterday’s release of Firefox 138, tab groups are now available to all users! Tab groups have been a long standing feature request for users, so it’s wonderful … Read more
Hello, extension developers! I’m Alan, the Product Manager at Mozilla responsible for the Firefox add-ons ecosystem. I wanted to share news about a project we’re working on that will streamline … Read more
UPDATE – 19 March We’ve discovered a bug impacting some older extensions for users on Firefox 128+ or ESR 115 (in this case even updating Firefox won’t resolve the root … Read more
The Mozilla Add-ons team is excited to announce that developers can now style content on addons.mozilla.org (AMO) using Markdown. From the early days of AMO developers have been able to … Read more