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== Item Lists == | == Item Lists == | ||
Selecting a category from the sidebar present a list of addons in that category. The list contains a short summary of each item as well as compatibility. | |||
Along the top of the listing is a filtering bar. This bar lets you choose the number of items to show per page (5/10/20/50), OS compatibility (All/BSD/Linux/MacOSX/Solaris/Windows), and supported version of a given application (Firefox 0.8/Firefox 0.9.x/etc). | |||
Note: Selecting OS of ALL shows those that are cross-platform compatible, not every item regardless of OS. | |||
Note: You are forced to pick a version of the application. There is no way to show all extensions. If you are looking for a particular item, you must know what version of the application it supports. | |||
Note: The summaries do not specify the OS supported, or if it works for any other application | |||
== Item Details == | == Item Details == | ||
Revision as of 22:51, 23 January 2005
Update: Home Page » End-Users Website
This document will describe the website that most people will visit. Subsections will include supported applications, categories, and site navigation.
The Front Page
The front page contains an overview of the different kinds of addons available from the site: extensions, themes, and plugins.
Along the top are shortcuts to the addons for each supported application. The website attempts to guess your current application and operating system from your UserAgent.
On the right side are top 5 most popular Firefox Extensions (based on number of downloads), top 5 most popular Firefox Themes, and top 8 recent additions (based on Date Added?)
Following most of the links on this page will append your OS and/or Application to the URL. This is to show you compatible addons as you navigate to the other pages.
Extensions
The top navigation bar remains the same, as it will throughout the site. Choosing Firefox extensions leads you to /extensions/.
Along the left side of the page are categories of extensions for that application. At the bottom of the cateogory sidebar are the special categories. The content of the page shows a short description of extensions. There are three sections: Top Rated (based on user feedback), Most Popular, and Newest. Note that Top Rated merely picks the first 5 alphabetically when the ratings are the same.
Themes
Just like extensions, the themes directory (/themes/) has the category list in the sidebar. The body of the document shows Top Rated, Most Popular, and Newest.
Item Lists
Selecting a category from the sidebar present a list of addons in that category. The list contains a short summary of each item as well as compatibility.
Along the top of the listing is a filtering bar. This bar lets you choose the number of items to show per page (5/10/20/50), OS compatibility (All/BSD/Linux/MacOSX/Solaris/Windows), and supported version of a given application (Firefox 0.8/Firefox 0.9.x/etc).
Note: Selecting OS of ALL shows those that are cross-platform compatible, not every item regardless of OS.
Note: You are forced to pick a version of the application. There is no way to show all extensions. If you are looking for a particular item, you must know what version of the application it supports.
Note: The summaries do not specify the OS supported, or if it works for any other application
Item Details
Supported Applications
- Firefox
- Thunderbird
- Mozilla Suite
- Nvu (future)