AMO developer submission blocked by IP address – request for review

Hello AMO team,

I am the developer of “YouTube Video Download—4k&YouTube Shorts”.

My existing extension version was previously approved. On July 28, 2026, while accepting the updated Firefox Add-on Distribution Agreement and preparing to submit version 0.4.6, AMO displayed this message:

“Multiple submissions violating our policies have been submitted from your location. The IP address has been blocked.”

I believe this may be an incorrect or shared-IP classification. I am using my existing Mozilla developer account and I am not attempting to submit spam or unrelated add-ons.

Add-on ID: hsk-video-assistant@hsk996.com

Version 0.4.6 is a browser-only update. It contains no remote executable code, native application, native messaging, YouTube cookies, or yt-dlp. The extension package and reproducible source package are ready for review.

Could the AMO team please review the block and restore my ability to submit updates? I can provide my Mozilla account email and current public IP privately if required.

Thank you.

Hi, and thank you for flagging this, and I am sorry for the trouble it is causing with your updates. That block is applied at the IP level rather than to your account, so a shared or reclassified IP can absolutely trip it even when your own submissions are perfectly legitimate, and nothing you described sounds like a problem on your end.

I am going to create an internal appeal so the team can review the block on your case and look at getting your ability to submit updates restored. I can’t put an exact date on that review, but I will get it in front of the right people. To help them match this up, could you send me the email on your Mozilla developer account in a private message? That way I can attach the details to the appeal directly.

Thank you for your patience while we sort this out.