And because ScriptCase Tools is an extension intented to be used with ScriptCase, which is a paid software, it was not accepted as a listed add-on. That means an extension can't be published (listed) in Firefox's "webstore" if it works together with a paid software, and although the add-on is digitally signed by Firefox's webstore, the file must be hosted by the owner/author. Require payment to use core add-on features (upfront or after trial)
In this case, we need to ask you to switch your add-on to 'unlisted' (=selfhosted) as the add-on requires a payment for it to be useful. It took 19 days to receive a response for the first publishing attempt:ĭoes this add-on only work with paid software? All extensions are manually reviewed by employers (or some volunteers), thus making the publishing process extremely slow: everytime an extension is submitted, whether the very first or a new version, it goes to the end of the reviewing queue. Review, signing, and distributing policies are different at Firefox's "webstore" (AMO). Click " Load unpacked extension." and select the " source" folder inside the (unzipped) folder.Ensure the checkbox labeled Developer mode is enabled.Manual Installation (latest/development version)
#Scriptcase 9.7 install#
Go to Chrome Web Store to install the release version. Installation Google Chrome Quick Installation
A browser extension to make working with ScriptCase simpler and even more productive.
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