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It's a company with less than a thousand employees, compared to Google's 100k. The author didn't even state what their extension was, so for all we know it coul
by prophesi 5y ago
It's a company with less than a thousand employees, compared to Google's 100k. The author didn't even state what their extension was, so for all we know it could be a legitimately sketchy add-on with tons of bloated JS that requires extensive review.
- gilrain 5y agoIs uBlock Origin being unable to update any more concerning to you? https://reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/pv15k2/_/he7qm5u/?context=1 https://reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/pv15k2/_/he7qm5u/?cont...
- prophesi 5y agoTheir latest version was released on Sept 15th, 10 days ago. Can't imagine this version has been in manual review for even a week. Edit: Nevermind, it was submitted 10 days ago. The latest on Firefox is from months ago. Concerning, but I've had plenty of apps on the App/Play store take longer for review with the most innocuous updates. We moved to OTA updates because of this.
- gorhill 5y agoThe issue is the signing of self-hosted dev builds being stalled. It had always taken only a few minutes before I would get a self-hosted dev build to be signed, allowing for the dev build to be used by volunteers so as to be able to spot regressions. I haven't been able to get a signed self-hosted dev build for 12 days now. This means I can't move forward with a stable Firefox release -- which is manually reviewed and is expected to take a number of days. The signed self-hosted dev builds are required steps to keep releasing stable releases, and they are currently stalled for unknown reasons.
- AlexAndScripts 5y agoThat's really weird, I did that multiple times in the last week and it's taken 5-15 minutes - albeit with a simple, plain JS, ~1000 loc extension.
- fartcannon 5y agoHas this been resolved yet? Should we collectively be reading between the lines?
- thayne 5y agoWhat does number of employees have to do with anything? First of all, most addons don't undergo a manual review process, so this means something is wrong with their automated system. Secondly, Google does a whole lot more than just make a browser so comparing total employees of the two companies is meaningless.