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From the announcement: For developers hosting their add-ons on AMO, this means that they will have to either test on Developer Edition, Nightly, or one of the
by daw___ 12y ago
From the announcement:
For developers hosting their add-ons on AMO, this means that they will have to
either test on Developer Edition, Nightly, or one of the unbranded builds.
Does this mean that developers won't be able to test the add-ons on official stable binaries end users will consume their add-ons on? Good luck with that.
- hobarrera 12y agoI find this unbelieveable too. Developers being unable to test the addons in the same browser that end-users use is stupid. That aside, I honestly can't see the value of the developer edition at all.
- daw___ 12y agoMe neither. Maintaining a set of features that will be unused by most users is definitely more convenient than maintaining a whole separate build that will be used by a small subset of users.
- danielweber 12y agoMy thinking is "I have to install another thing onto my computer to write a script?! Eh, maybe I'll do something else with my time instead."