Release notes:
- The extension's ID [1] has been changed.
The old ID was[email protected],
the new one is[email protected].
Some details:- The main reason is that the old ID has been disabled by Mozilla
for Firefox 38+ because of a bug [2] and because the "old" add-on
was unmaintained. - What does this mean?
- With the new ID it's again possible to use RequestPolicy 0.5.*
on Firefox 38 or later. - In addition to that, the changed ID allowed us to upload the
add-on to Mozilla's Add-Ons website (aka AMO). You can find it
at [3]. However, if you're reading this, the add-on might still
be "unreviewed" [4] and therefore not to be found via search.
- With the new ID it's again possible to use RequestPolicy 0.5.*
- The main reason is that the old ID has been disabled by Mozilla
- A warning is shown if the extension with the old extension ID is
installed and enabled. It's not possible to have both add-ons
enabled in the same browser at the same time.
[1] Info about extension IDs
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/Install_Manifests#id
[2] Mozilla Bug regarding RequestPolicy
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1077185
[3] RequestPolicy Continued on Mozilla's Add-Ons website
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/requestpolicy-continued/
[4] Info about "unreviewed" add-ons
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/faq#unreviewed
The SHA-512 sum of the attached XPI file is:
39a3721cb0502213477348ff766b9314027eab37dce5bc0056248e3853ca05dcb9c5ed702116e9b0f973df5932581b8e7cc0ca2e7b0a9cc430adfa804bac75f1