Come to our Add-ons Meetup
On May 26 at 7pm we’re going to host the inaugural Add-ons meetup here at Mozilla. We’ll serve pizza and refreshments and give you a little presentation on what we’ve … Read more
Indonesia Mozilla add-ons presentation – April 24
Re-posted from Gen Kanai’s post the Mozilla in Asia blog: I am happy to announce that our localizer for Bahasa Indonesia Firefox, Romi Hardiyanto, is giving a presentation on Mozilla … Read more
Experimental Add-ons, Logins, and You
One of the pieces of feedback in our recent survey was that add-on developers really wanted to remove the login requirement for experimental add-ons. So we did it. Now users … Read more
Developer call: Mozilla/Maemo Danish Weekend
The Maemo and Mozilla projects are organizing a joint developer camp in Copenhagen the last weekend of May. If you are interested in Fennec, Fennec add-ons and Maemo 5 applications … Read more
Adding-on to yesterday’s post
Yesterday, we announced that we were renaming Firefox Add-ons to Firefox Change-arounds. After the outpouring of feedback to our announcement post, we’ve decided to reverse the name change and go … Read more
Changing things around
Add-on. Add-in. Plug-in. Extension. These are all words that describe third-party pieces of software added to a browser to enhance functionality. Different platforms call it different things. In the world … Read more
Add-on Jockey
Since moving to California, I’ve found myself listening to the radio a lot more than in previous years. I think this is largely because my favorite station here plays a … Read more
Video Tutorial – Extensions Bootcamp: Zero to “Hello World” in 45 Minutes
Mozilla’s Myk Melez created a great video introduction to add-on development for Mozilla’s Design Challenge Spring 09. If you’ve be looking for a video walk-through, Myk just served it up … Read more
A very busy month for the AMO team
This last month, we’ve rolled out lots of bug fixes to AMO as well as quite a few enhancements to the site. For the comprehensive list, check out bugzilla. We’d … Read more