Mozilla launches Jetpack Gallery, restart-free pseudo add-ons now available
Jetpack is certainly an interesting project, and the fact that it brings no-restart add-on-like functionality to Firefox is awesome.
Today, Mozilla announced the launch of the Jetpack Gallery. It is to jetpacks what the Firefox add-ons site is to traditional add-ons. Up until now, Jetpack users had pretty limited options for finding packs - a single page of descriptions and links maintained by Mozilla and a community-powered assortment at Userscripts.org.
At the Jetpack Gallery, you can search for jetpacks and browse by tag. The assortment is still quite limited, though submissions will likely begin flowing in now that the doors have officially opened.
It looks as though Mozilla is going to review all submissions, though for now you'll find find the warning at the right accompanying every install button in the Gallery. That's no surprise, really, since the Jetpack add-on itself is still considered experimental.
Those of you waiting for add-ons without a reboot, Jetpack is as close as you can get right now. Head on over to the Gallery to install the Jetpack add-on and try out some packs like JetWave (a Google Wave notifier) and JetStatus (a Twitter client).
Today, Mozilla announced the launch of the Jetpack Gallery. It is to jetpacks what the Firefox add-ons site is to traditional add-ons. Up until now, Jetpack users had pretty limited options for finding packs - a single page of descriptions and links maintained by Mozilla and a community-powered assortment at Userscripts.org.
At the Jetpack Gallery, you can search for jetpacks and browse by tag. The assortment is still quite limited, though submissions will likely begin flowing in now that the doors have officially opened.
It looks as though Mozilla is going to review all submissions, though for now you'll find find the warning at the right accompanying every install button in the Gallery. That's no surprise, really, since the Jetpack add-on itself is still considered experimental. Those of you waiting for add-ons without a reboot, Jetpack is as close as you can get right now. Head on over to the Gallery to install the Jetpack add-on and try out some packs like JetWave (a Google Wave notifier) and JetStatus (a Twitter client).













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Subscribe to commentsmichas_piNov 12th 2009 12:17PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqDo0Y0GYJI
Seems relevant.
colicistardNov 13th 2009 6:27AM
Very curious to say, really interesting, I would like more information on this topic. Unfortunately not so often you find such an approach to work with such material. especially in the online
jfjbNov 13th 2009 2:47PM
Compared to add-ons, I'd like to know about :
-- memory footprint, allocation and use
-- speed and security of execution
Is this a 'new' 'improved' 'standard', whatever it is, or just another buzz word?
Please, someone enlighten me.
jfjbNov 13th 2009 2:48PM
ompared to add-ons, I'd like to know about :
-- memory footprint, allocation and use
-- speed and security of execution
Is this a 'new' 'improved' 'standard', whatever it is, or just another buzz word?
Please, someone enlighten me.
jfjbNov 13th 2009 2:49PM
do i have a sticky (Virtually Indestructible rubber) keyboard?