Useful Information for AMO Editors

Reviewer Guide

The AMO Reviewer Guide is a comprehensive guide to add-on reviews. People interested in becoming add-on reviewers should read it to get an idea of what reviewing add-ons entails.

Review policies

AMO policies are mostly described in the Add-on Polices documents, as well as the AMO Reviewer Guide.

Bugzilla

We must work together with the AMO web dev team in order to improve the site for general users, add-on authors, and ourselves. To file a new AMO bug, you can use this Bugzilla link. The link includes the status whiteboard flag we use to distinguish AMO Reviewer-related bugs: [ReviewTeam].

AMO development is slow, with a new version being pushed live every month. Development versions can be tested at https://addons-dev.allizom.org/.

Here's a list of all Review Team bugs. And these are the bugs with highest priority for us:

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Other useful resources

• Add-on Source Code Browser. Search and browse through all add-on code hosted on AMO. This is restricted access. If you're an editor and wish to have access, contact Jorge or the mailing list.
• Mozilla Add-ons Blog. News about AMO and add-ons in general.
• Planet Mozilla. An all-encompassing Mozilla blog, which includes the Add-ons blog.