Promote your add-ons with the “Get the add-on” button

Add-ons Announcements
#1

If you’re an add-on dev and would like a nice graphic to point people to your add-on on AMO, here’s something new you can use!

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#2

Hi

are you going to release Thunderbird and Seamonkey buttons too ?

thanks

Giulia

#3

Thunderbird buttons were added in original blog post.

#4

One of the things that helps promote add-ons that is now missing are tools to manage collections right from the add-ons page. Please see my other replies here:
https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/no-favorite-button-in-new-amo-design/8015/12?u=smayer97

https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/no-favorite-button-in-new-amo-design/8015/13?u=smayer97

#5

Thanks for the feedback. I have re-opened this issue.

#6

An add-on has been created to fill the gap and restore the links “Add to Favorite” and “Add to Collection” to the AMO site. Check it out here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/add-to-collection/

Now how to get Mozilla to restore this functionality to the site permanently?

For all those interested, go download this Add-on, and show support for it by writing a positive review. Then spread the word!

#7

This add-on NO LONGER WORKS because mozilla made change to their site for security reasons. I appreciate the motivation BUT we again lost access to easy management of collections. See this post here: https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/no-favorite-button-in-new-amo-design/8015/51?u=smayer97

Let’s make some noise…hopefully someone at Mozilla will listen.

Can you help @maritz ?

#8

These buttons don’t really fit within the Mozilla websites privacy policy. The mozilla.net domain isn’t even mentioned.

So what privacy policies govern the use of these badges? As far as I can tell, no Mozilla website sets any cookies for the mozilla.net domain. Are IPs and referrer headers logged? and for how long? And other post-GDPR questions.

#9

This issue is being tracked on github.