The company also says that it’s working on a fix that won’t involve that system. The post runs users through the steps that they need to take to make sure it’s on, to check and make sure that it’s been applied.
Mozilla says that it’s using the Studies system to fix the error quickly, and if you’ve disabled that, you’ll need to reenable it. The fix that’s being rolled out won’t apply to Firefox ESR or Firefox for Android, and Mozilla says that it’s working to release a patch there as well. No active steps need to be taken to make add-ons work again.” (Emphasis Mozilla’s.) The company says that users shouldn’t try deleting and re-installing extensions, because it’ll remove any accumulated data. “The fix will be automatically applied in the background within the next few hours. In a blog post, Mozilla says that it’s identified the issue, and it’s begun rolling out a fix for users. In most cases the addons will still work for the most part to completely, but its just that the developer never got around to updating the maximum version to the current version of Linux Firefox.You can grab the extension here. Mozilla says that the issue is due to a certificate expiration, and that it’s working to fix the issue.
Last night, Firefox users noticed an issue with their browsers: they couldn’t install extensions, and their existing add-ons stopped working.
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