I followed this doc Mozilla Developer Network: Creating toolbar buttons to create a button for my addon. It does work, but when I install the addon the first time the icon doesn\'t show on the addon b
I\'m trying to add functionality to a firefox extension to time how long it takes a webpage to perform DNS lookup. Looking at Firebug, I figured it\'s possible to do so by adding a web progress listen
i am searching for a Firefox addon to let me choose which scripts load on a page, so if i enable it for some page i can select which js, css to load and enable and disable some resource on view.
OK, i have a list with a few things that makes think that is the reason why my add-on is using a lot of memory.
How to save and get the user preferences seperatly using firefox extension. Note: don\'t use the firefox core preferences. for example type about:config in firefox address bar it shows a default pref
i am searching for hours now, a way that could allow me to install (optionally) a custom firefox extension along with my software installation package.. i can\'t find anything useful tho. Tried the re
So I\'ve looked over the documentation for the Add-on SDK several times now and no where can I see how to create toolbars or modify existing ones.They have a tutorial on creating add-on bar icons but
I\'m writing a Firefox extension and am wondering about the best way to assert my application\'s invariants. From what I understand if I set browser.dom.window.dump.enabled = true in about:config, the
I would like to display some boxes on random pages through a browser plug-in. The content of these boxes is also random.
Is there a way to automate YSlow or use it programmatically? I don\'t have enough knowledge to write my own Firefox extension to tap into YSlow.
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