Tagging for add-ons
As we mentioned earlier this year, we’ve been thinking about adding tagging to make add-ons easier to classify and discovery. Starting last week, any add-on in AMO can get tagged … Read more
As we mentioned earlier this year, we’ve been thinking about adding tagging to make add-ons easier to classify and discovery. Starting last week, any add-on in AMO can get tagged … Read more
If you’re an add-on developer who hosts an add-on on addons.mozilla.org, please take a moment to fill out our survey on the statistics dashboard we provide to developers. This will … Read more
The Firefox Add-ons community is an amazing source of creativity and innovation for Firefox users all over the world. Thousands of developers create add-ons that foreshadow the future of Web … Read more
For those of you looking to nominate your add-on for public status, you no longer need to have reviews from users to submit the nomination. We made this change to … Read more
The “Sandbox Model” addons.mozilla.org uses to organize and review add-ons was first announced almost 3 years ago. Since then, we’ve made a number of changes based on user feedback that, … Read more
In the days after Firefox 3’s release last year, I made a blog post titled “A note on add-on stats this week” that explained why active daily user statistics would … Read more
As add-on authors quickly realize when submitting their work to AMO, the review process is typically the hardest part to get through mainly due to the immense amount of add-on … Read more
It’s been a week since we launched the new collections feature on addons.mozilla.org, and the response has been amazing! Above the Fold has details on press coverage, and we’re happy … Read more
The Extend Firefox contest is back challenging developers to make the next great web experience! This global developer contest awards prizes for developing new Firefox Add-ons for the upcoming production … Read more