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Welcome to the AMO Wiki
Mozilla Add-ons, also known as AMO (formerly UMO), is a resource for finding and installing add-ons (extensions, themes, dictionaries, search engines, plugins) for Mozilla products. It is also the default location most Mozilla products check for updates to add-ons.
AMO is currently at version 3.0 (Remora), a complete revamp of the site launched in March 2007. For details of previous versions of the site, see the Roadmap.
Resources for...
- Information for end users of the site
- Anyone can submit an add-on to addons.mozilla.org
- Editors help review add-ons that get submitted to AMO as part of the sandbox model.
- AMO is currently available in 19 languages and growing!
- How to setup and hack on AMO - patches welcome!
- Information for site administrators
Other Resources
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Policy for add-ons on AMO
- Information on the addons.mozilla.org product of Bugzilla
- Project information for the complete rewrite of AMO launched in early 2007
- Outdated wiki pages for reference
Contact Information
Weekly Meetings
Currently on hold.
General
For support with AMO, including questions about add-on reviews:
- Mailing list: amo-editors AT mozilla DOT org
- IRC: #addons on irc.mozilla.org
For administrative or development concerns:
- Mailing list: amo-admins AT mozilla DOT org
- IRC: #amo on irc.mozilla.org
Module Leads
- Mike Shaver, Director, Ecosystem Development, Mozilla Corporation IRC: shaver
- Mike Morgan, Module Owner IRC: morgamic
- Wil Clouser, Module Peer IRC: clouserw
- Justin Scott, Module Peer IRC: fligtar