You use the dictionaries key in manifest.json.If you use these APIs, you must explicitly set the ID using the browser_specific_settings key. You use WebExtension APIs that use the add-on ID and expect it to be the same from one browser session to the next.You use AMO's API for uploading your add-on, rather than uploading it manually on its page, you must include the add-on's ID in the request.You want a specific ID, rather than one randomly generated when your extension is first signed.You want to install an unsigned add-on from its XPI file, rather than loading it temporarily using about:debugging.Removing your extension from distributionĪll Manifest V3 extensions need an add-on ID in their manifest.json when submitted to AMO.įor Manifest V2 extensions, you need to add an add-on ID when:.Will I ever be able to sell through AMO?.
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