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This is also used for Firefox features or experiments that want to distinguish themselves from other add-ons in some way. It's planning on being used by the following programs within Mozilla: Test Pilot, Dev Tools, Release Engineering and Shield Studies. | This is also used for Firefox features or experiments that want to distinguish themselves from other add-ons in some way. It's planning on being used by the following programs within Mozilla: Test Pilot, Dev Tools, Release Engineering and Shield Studies. | ||
This can also be used to grant a WebExtension access to APIs that we can't (or just aren't yet ready to) expose to all WebExtensions. To use this capability, a WebExtension API is placed behind the "mozillaAddons" permission. A WebExtension that declares this permission in its manifest will only be granted that permission if it is signed using the process outlined in this document. | |||
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If any of those conditions change (for example the project is disbanded) then signing access will be withdrawn. | If any of those conditions change (for example the project is disbanded) then signing access will be withdrawn. | ||
If you'd like to request this for your add-on, then please contact [[Add-ons#Who| | If you'd like to request this for your add-on, then please contact [[Add-ons#Who|Amy Tsay, Andreas Bovens, Philipp Kewisch, and Jim Mathies]]. | ||