This is attributing an awful lot of malice to the FF team. They acknowledged they were wrong and got the fix out. Sometimes it takes a bit of pushing to understand the impact of a bug; we&#x27;ve all been there.<p>The entire post is about recommendations to avoid this sort of thing in the future and make the FF dev process friendlier for add-on developers. Reading your comment it sounds like their attitude towards add-on devs is &quot;go pound sand&quot;, but it certainly doesn&#x27;t seem like it to me based on this post.