Because you are uploading the add-on through that page, AMO knows that this is an update to this particular add-on, even though it doesn't contain an ID. extensions), then an extension can spoof the full popup title, and the user wouldnt know that the popup comes from an extension. The impact of this is that if a page can open a popup without location bar (e.g. You can continue to develop the add-on without an ID, and when you want to update, upload the new version by visiting the add-on's AMO page. The relevant logic is wrapped in a try-catch that blindly ignores errors. UpdatingĮven after this point, though, you don't generally have to deal with the ID at all. If you do switch to one of these platforms, you must submit it as a distinct new add-on, with a new ID. Note that once an extension has been given a permanent ID, you can't then update it to use the Add-on SDK or legacy XUL/XPCOM techniques. It's only at this point that the add-on will be assigned a permanent ID, which will be embedded in the signed packaged extension. If the packaged extension you upload does not contain an ID, AMO will generate one for you. Once you have finished developing the extension, you can package it and submit it to AMO for review and signing. To have it work in this scenario, you will need to add in the browser_specific_settings key in manifest.json.
#Firefox popups no extensions install#
zip and install it through about:addons, it will not work. If you then restart Firefox and load the add-on again, it will get a new ID. If you then reload the extension using the "Reload" button, the same ID will be used. Starting in Firefox 48, if your manifest.json does not contain an ID then the extension will be assigned a randomly-generated temporary ID when you install it in Firefox through about:debugging. If you use these APIs in Firefox, then you must set the ID explicitly using the browser_specific_settings key. Note, though, that some WebExtension APIs use the add-on ID and expect it to be the same from one browser session to the next. One advantage of this is that Google Chrome does not recognize the browser_specific_settings key and will show a warning if you include it. If you don't set it, then you can usually develop, debug, publish, and update your extension without ever having to deal with an ID. Open a new tab in Firefox and drag ciscowebexextension.xpi into the browser. Save the extension file CiscoWebe圎xtension.xpi to your desktop or other convenient location.
#Firefox popups no extensions zip file#
Locate the downloaded zip file and open it.
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