Are you an extension or application developer? Have you written any XPCOM components, JS, binary or otherwise? If not you can probably ignore the rest of this post, unless you … Read more
Reviewing add-ons is a complicated task, and we haven’t been very good at documenting the whole process. New editors were trained live through IRC, and the training session usually took … Read more
If you have free time to test the new add-ons manager, Henrik Skupin from the Mozilla QA team would like to invite you to this Friday’s testday: Henrik Skupin’s Blog
Summary These bi-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
AMO 5.11 was released this afternoon with a number of new pages now being served from our Django rewrite. A list of notable changes is below. Update Notes Category pages … Read more
We’re interested in knowing what add-on users love and hate about add-ons today. Whether you remember an add-on’s great first-run experience or annoying pop-ups, please take a minute to fill … Read more
We’re currently experiencing issues with AMO and our IT team is working on resolving the issues. We’ll keep this blog updated when we have more information. Update 3:43pm PST And … Read more
Henrik Skupin from the QA team would like to invite all interested add-on authors to participate in this week’s testday, where interested add-on authors can learn more about Mozmill and … Read more
AMO was down for around 2 high-traffic hours today due to problems in our primary datacenter. Mozilla IT was able to serve AMO out of another datacenter and things have … Read more