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Outdated information, sorry: some reports suggest that at one point they had disallowed it on standard builds but allowed it on ESR, but that doesn't seem to be
by JoshTriplett 3y ago
Outdated information, sorry: some reports suggest that at one point they had disallowed it on standard builds but allowed it on ESR, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
So, yes, you have to use a developer version, or a packaged version.
That said: What extensions, exactly, do you want to use on Firefox that aren't shipped on AMO? Other than the development of extensions themselves (for which it makes sense to use a developer version of Firefox), what is the use case?
- superkuh 3y agoFor me it's not so much about which extensions but my ability to edit the extensions to fit my needs. Little tweaks to change appearance or text or or some internal list the extension uses. I do this fairly regularly (maybe once a month?).