Showing posts with label add-ons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label add-ons. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Developing Firefox Add-ons Video Tutorials

Do you want to develop add-on's for Firefox? Mozilla's Add-on SDK let's you create Firefox add-ons using standard Web technologies: JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Recently I stumbled across Alexander Saladrigas's videos tutorials that teach Firefox add-ons development with Add-on SDK. The videos introduce you to the tools for creating, running, testing and packaging add-ons and working with buttons, panels and tabs.

Thank you Alexander for making these videos. Hope to see more from you in future.

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Auto-Refresh Your Twitter Feed With Firefox Add-on

Pleasantly surprised to see my Firefox add-on mentioned on Mashable.com story Auto-Refresh Your Twitter Feed With These 2 Useful Tools. The add-on automatically loads new tweets as they appear without any user intervention. You can also use this add-on to display continuous real-time feed of tweets on a large screen or digital projector.


I had written this add-on during MozCamp Warsaw last year. I observed my fellow participant constantly clicking a button to reveal new tweets on Twitter.com. Using Add-on SDK I automated this tedious process. Add-on SDK allows developers to enhance the functionality of Firefox web browser using JavaScript. I love to use Add-on SDK to create such duct-tape solutions for Internet annoyances.

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