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> Unsigned Add-ons, which allows for add-on development where it isn't possible otherwise It is possible, you've just chosen to disallow it. To be clear: the
by carussell 10y ago
> Unsigned Add-ons, which allows for add-on development where it isn't possible otherwise
It is possible, you've just chosen to disallow it.
To be clear: the Firefox team took deliberate steps to make sure that add-ons can't be tested or developed in the stock builds of Firefox downloaded from Mozilla.
- nachtigall 10y agoDon't think you're right. You can use FDE for add-ons development, just like parent said. See your sibling below: > Unsigned addons cannot be enabled on beta or release. That was only available for a limited time. Now they can only be enabled on alpha (aka developer), nightly, or special unbranded builds.
- carussell 10y agoPlease read and understand the entire comment chain you're replying to. I'm well aware that you can use Firefox Developer Edition to develop add-ons. (I'm the one who first mentioned it!)