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Only a third option if you don't care about all the problems the article tells us about. Full access by third party developers and being able to update code are

by sgift 6y ago

Only a third option if you don't care about all the problems the article tells us about. Full access by third party developers and being able to update code are simply at odds with each other. There's no way around it.

anoncake 6y ago
That is simply not true.
- Yoric 6y ago
  How so?
  - anoncake 6y ago
    Allowing addon developers to access private APIs simply doesn't prevent Mozilla from changing them, or anything else. An unstable API is much better than none at all.