3 ms·
Why not paying them to review? It takes time for them, why should they do it for free? I was just thinking "a way to solve this problem might be if they starte
by cutemonster 5y ago
Why not paying them to review? It takes time for them, why should they do it for free?
I was just thinking "a way to solve this problem might be if they started charging for reviewing add-ons and updates".
Maybe they could charge more from organizations with lots of money, and less from indie devs with less money
- hda2 5y agoOr they can let people side-load addons like every other desktop browser.
- cutemonster 5y agoAn idea: To strike a balance between flexibility for individuals / small groups, and security for the masses, Firefox could let people side load add-ons used by less than say 1 000 people. However once an add-on gets more than 1 000 users, only the first 1 000 can side load it; the others need to wait until it's been approved (reviewed).