Manifest v3 signing available November 21 on Firefox Nightly – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Starting November 21, 2022 add-on developers are welcome to upload their Firefox Manifest version 3 (MV3) compatible extensions to addons.mozilla.org (AMO) and have them signed as MV3 extensions. Getting an early jump on MV3 signing enables you to begin testing your extension’s future functionality on Nightly to ensure a smooth eventual transition to MV3 in Firefox. To be clear, Firefox will conti
Manifest v3 update – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Two years ago, Google proposed Manifest v3, a number of foundational changes to the Chrome extension framework. Many of these changes introduce new incompatibilities between Firefox and Chrome. As we previously wrote, we want to maintain a high degree of compatibility to support cross-browser development. We will introduce Manifest v3 support for Firefox extensions. However, we will diverge from
Changing World, Changing Mozilla | The Mozilla Blog
This is a time of change for the internet and for Mozilla. From combatting a lethal virus and battling systemic racism to protecting individual privacy — one thing is clear: an open and accessible internet is essential to the fight. Mozilla exists so the internet can help the world collectively meet the range of challenges a moment like this presents. Firefox is a part of this. But we know we also
What’s next in making Encrypted DNS-over-HTTPS the Default – Future Releases
In 2017, Mozilla began working on the DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) protocol, and since June 2018 we’ve been running experiments in Firefox to ensure the performance and user experience are great. We’ve also been surprised and excited by the more than 70,000 users who have already chosen on their own to explicitly enable DoH in Firefox Release edition. We are close to releasing DoH in the USA, and we have
Mozilla brings Microsoft, Google, the W3C, Samsung together to create cross-browser documentation on MDN | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla brings Microsoft, Google, the W3C, Samsung together to create cross-browser documentation on MDN Today, Mozilla is announcing a plan that grows collaboration with Microsoft, Google, and other industry leaders on MDN Web Docs. The goal is to consolidate information about web development for multiple browsers – not just Firefox. To support this collaboration, we’re forming a Product Advisory
WebExtensions in Firefox 57 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 57 has reached Beta, and a bevy of new APIs and improvements have landed that will put us in a good place for the Firefox Quantum launch in November. Legacy add-ons no longer load in Firefox 57, but there is still time to migrate (almost 5,000 have migrated so far!), and you can do so even after it lands in release. Just update your listing with the new code and your users will automatical
Add-on Compatibility for Firefox 56 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 56 will be released on September 26th. Here’s the list of changes that went into this version that can affect add-on compatibility. There is more information available in Firefox 56 for Developers, so you should also give it a look. Also, if you haven’t yet, please read our roadmap to Firefox 57. Compatibility changes Remove window.showModalDialog. Convert remaining XUL DOM classes to WebI
WebExtensions in Firefox 55 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 55 landed in Beta this week, so it’s time for another update on WebExtensions. Because the development period for this latest release was about twice as long as normal, we have many more updates. Documentation for the APIs discussed here can be found on MDN. APIs The webRequest API has seen many improvements. Empty types and URLs in webRequest filters are now rejected. Requests can be canc
Add-on Compatibility for Firefox 55 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 55 will be released on August 8th. Here’s the list of changes that went into this version that can affect add-on compatibility. There is more information available in Firefox 55 for Developers, so you should also give it a look. Also, if you haven’t yet, please read our roadmap to Firefox 57. General Recently, we turned on a restriction on Nightly that only allows multiprocess add-ons to b
Add-on Compatibility for Firefox 54 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
If you haven’t yet, please read our roadmap to Firefox 57. Firefox 54 will be released on June 13th. Here’s the list of changes that went into this version that can affect add-on compatibility. There is more information available in Firefox 54 for Developers, so you should also give it a look. General Remove -moz-appearance. This doesn’t apply to CSS sheets loaded using a chrome:// URL, but it doe
WebExtensions in Firefox 54 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 54 landed in Developer Edition this week, so we have another update on WebExtensions for you. In addition to new APIs to help more developers port over to WebExtensions, we also announced a new Office Hours Support schedule where developers can get more personalized help with the transition. New APIs A new API for creating sidebars was implemented. This allows you to place a local HTML fil
Mozilla Acquires Pocket | The Mozilla Blog
We are excited to announce that the Mozilla Corporation has completed the acquisition of Read It Later, Inc. the developers of Pocket. Mozilla is growing, experimenting more, and doubling down on our mission to keep the internet healthy, as a global public resource that’s open and accessible to all. As our first strategic acquisition, Pocket contributes to our strategy by growing our mobile presen
The Road to Firefox 57 – Compatibility Milestones – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Update: this post was updated to reflect a change in how we determine when Firefox will run in multiprocess mode. Firefox won’t run in multiprocess mode unless add-ons are explicitly declared to be compatible with Multiprocess Firefox. Compatibility shims will be removed earlier than indicated in the previous version of this post. Update 2: we can now confirm that this plan also applies to Firefox
New Developer Hub landing and listing pages – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
With last week’s product update, we introduced a new look for the main and top-level listing pages of the Developer Hub. We went for a modern and friendly design, and surfaced more useful information and links. The topmost button you see before you sign in takes you to documentation on how to build an add-on. Moving down the page, you see links to submit and manage your add-on, and information on
WebExtensions in Firefox 53 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 53 landed in Developer Edition this week, so we have another update on WebExtensions for you. With the latest release, a slew of new APIs are now available to help legacy add-on developers transition and extension developers port from other browsers. New APIs The majority of browser.browsingData API was implemented. This API allows you to delete data from Firefox that the user has accumula
WebExtensions in Firefox 52
Firefox 52 landed in Developer Edition this week, so we have another update on WebExtensions for you. WebExtensions are becoming the standard for add-on development in Firefox. API Parity The sessions API was added to Firefox, with sessions.getRecentlyClosed and sessions.restore APIs. These allow you to query for recently closed tabs and windows and then restore them. The topSites API was added to
Add-on Compatibility for Firefox 51 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 51 will be released on January 24th. Note that the scheduled release on December 13th is a point release, not a major release, hence the much longer cycle. Here’s the list of changes that went into this version that can affect add-on compatibility. There is more information available in Firefox 51 for Developers, so you should also give it a look. General Let accel-click and middle-click o
WebExtensions in Firefox 51 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Firefox 51 landed in Developer Edition this week, so we have another update on WebExtensions for you. In this update, we’re making it easier for you to port your existing add-ons to WebExtensions. In addition to being fully compatible with multiprocess Firefox, WebExtensions are becoming the standard for add-on development. Embedded WebExtensions In Firefox Developer Edition, you can now embed a W
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web-ext 1.8 released – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
webextensions-examples and Hacktoberfest