JPM Beta
JPM is ready for beta testers! If you don’t already know jpm is a new NodeJS based command line tool to replace the older python based cfx tool. It also uses npm for third party modules instead of our legacy ways to do use 3rd party modules. To get started, do the following: Run npm install jpm Run jpm init to create a new add-on Add npm dependencies, and run npm install to install them Create a c
Jetpack In The Future
The future for Jetpack is coming, this is what it will look like (as far as I see it). Native Jetpack The old days of having to use a command line tool or some add-on builder tool to “build” your jetpacks in to add-ons will be no more, very soon. This is a plan which I have been working on which I call Native Jetpack, you can read far more detailed JEP over here. Native Jetpack (aka bug 915376), s
Blocking Content With Jetpacks
Many of the most popular add-ons have a common function, they block content. Adblock Plus blocks ads, NoScript blocks scripts, and Ghostry blocks tracking software which uses images, scripts and other means to do their business. This is why I wrote a content-policy module for Mozilla’s Add-on SDK. The API is rough at the moment, and I plan to change that quite a bit. For the moment though we can t
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A Blockbuster Firefox, Part 2 - Your Brain On The Web
A Blockbuster Firefox
