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The Add-on Builder tool was retired on April 1, 2014.

The Add-on Builder was a web-based development environment that allowed developers to create add-ons using the SDK APIs, but without needing to use the jpm command line tool. It was retired on April 1, 2014, and the "builder.addons.mozilla.org" domain now redirects to this page.

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Contributors to this page: jwhitlock, wbamberg, jsx, Stachev, DD0101, markned, jswisher, teoli, DasOel, BobChao, binny113, R4S74, dynamicman, ahmad29704, joviar, tftf156

Last updated by: jwhitlock, Sep 5, 2016, 1:24:27 PM

See also

WebExtensions
Getting started
1. Prerequisites
2. Anatomy of a WebExtension
3. Packaging and Installation
4. Walkthrough
5. Examples
Guides
1. Content scripts
2. Porting from Google Chrome
3. Match patterns
4. Debugging
5. Chrome incompatibilities
JavaScript APIs
1. alarms
2. bookmarks
3. browserAction
4. commands
5. contextMenus
6. cookies
7. downloads
8. events
9. extension
10. extensionTypes
11. history
12. i18n
13. idle
14. notifications
15. pageAction
16. runtime
17. storage
18. tabs
19. webNavigation
20. webRequest
21. windows
Manifest keys
1. applications
2. background
3. browser_action
4. commands
5. content_scripts
6. content_security_policy
7. default_locale
8. description
9. homepage_url
10. icons
11. manifest_version
12. name
13. options_ui
14. page action
15. permissions
16. version
17. web_accessible_resources
Add-on SDK
Getting started
1. Installation
2. Getting started
3. Troubleshooting
High-Level APIs
1. addon-page
2. base64
3. clipboard
4. context-menu
5. hotkeys
6. indexed-db
7. l10n
8. notifications
9. page-mod
10. page-worker
11. panel
12. passwords
13. private-browsing
14. querystring
15. request
16. selection
17. self
18. simple-prefs
19. simple-storage
20. system
21. tabs
22. timers
23. ui
24. url
25. widget
26. windows
Low-Level APIs
1. /loader
2. chrome
3. console/plain-text
4. console/traceback
5. content/content
6. content/loader
7. content/mod
8. content/symbiont
9. content/worker
10. core/heritage
11. core/namespace
12. core/promise
13. dev/panel
14. event/core
15. event/target
16. frame/hidden-frame
17. frame/utils
18. fs/path
19. io/byte-streams
20. io/file
21. io/text-streams
22. lang/functional
23. lang/type
24. loader/cuddlefish
25. loader/sandbox
26. net/url
27. net/xhr
28. places/bookmarks
29. places/favicon
30. places/history
31. platform/xpcom
32. preferences/event-target
33. preferences/service
34. remote/child
35. remote/parent
36. stylesheet/style
37. stylesheet/utils
38. system/child_process
39. system/environment
40. system/events
41. system/runtime
42. system/unload
43. system/xul-app
44. tabs/utils
45. test/assert
46. test/harness
47. test/httpd
48. test/runner
49. test/utils
50. ui/button/action
51. ui/button/toggle
52. ui/frame
53. ui/id
54. ui/sidebar
55. ui/toolbar
56. util/array
57. util/collection
58. util/deprecate
59. util/list
60. util/match-pattern
61. util/object
62. util/uuid
63. window/utils
Firefox for Android
Getting started
1. Walkthrough
2. Debugging
3. Code snippets
APIs
1. Accounts.jsm
2. BrowserApp
3. HelperApps.jsm
4. Home.jsm
5. HomeProvider.jsm
6. JavaAddonManager.jsm
7. NativeWindow
8. Notifications.jsm
9. PageActions.jsm
10. Prompt.jsm
11. RuntimePermissions.jsm
12. Snackbars.jsm
13. Sound.jsm
14. Tab
Legacy
Restartless extensions
1. Overview
Overlay extensions
1. Overview
Themes
Lightweight themes
1. Overview
Complete themes
1. Overview
Publishing add-ons
Guides
1. Signing and distribution overview
2. Submit an add-on
3. Review policies
4. Developer agreement
5. Featured add-ons
6. Contact addons.mozilla.org
Community and support
Channels
1. Add-ons blog
2. Add-on forums
3. Stack Overflow
4. Development newsgroup
5. IRC Channel