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Revision as of 01:48, 28 December 2011
, 28 December 2011→Policies and actions: Add not about testing toolbar button removability.
(→Policies and Actions: Mentioning that if you know a addon needs work, and you are unsure if it is safe as it is, then do not do anything..) |
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*Visit a very simple website like example.org and inspect its DOM, looking for any changes. Again, this is particularly important for extensions that insert scripts or make DOM changes. | *Visit a very simple website like example.org and inspect its DOM, looking for any changes. Again, this is particularly important for extensions that insert scripts or make DOM changes. | ||
*Open the add-on's preferences window, from the Add-ons Manager and elsewhere, and verify that preference changes apply properly. Make sure the window fits all of its contents (a common problem in Mac OS). | *Open the add-on's preferences window, from the Add-ons Manager and elsewhere, and verify that preference changes apply properly. Make sure the window fits all of its contents (a common problem in Mac OS). | ||
*Test all add-on features, within reason. If there too many, focus on the main features. | *Test all add-on features, within reason. If there too many, focus on the main features. | ||
*Remove all added toolbar buttons, disable all added toolbars, and restart the browser. Make sure that buttons and toolbars are all removable and do not reappear on restart. Make sure that missing toolbar buttons to not cause errors to appear in the Error Console. | |||
*Affiliate linking. Some add-ons add affiliate codes to Amazon links (or similar) in order to make money. At the moment we allow this as long as (1) the add-on follows the No Surprises policy, (2) the feature doesn't replace or remove any existing affiliate codes, (3) the affiliate codes aren't inserted in the merchant website's links (inserting Amazon affiliate codes in Amazon.com pages). | *Affiliate linking. Some add-ons add affiliate codes to Amazon links (or similar) in order to make money. At the moment we allow this as long as (1) the add-on follows the No Surprises policy, (2) the feature doesn't replace or remove any existing affiliate codes, (3) the affiliate codes aren't inserted in the merchant website's links (inserting Amazon affiliate codes in Amazon.com pages). | ||