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jpm was a Firefox Add-on SDK command-line tool that could be used to initialize, run, test, and package add-ons.

From the official website:

The Firefox Add-on SDK command-line tool that you use to initialize, run, test, and package add-ons.

jpm is based on Node.js. You can use jpm for Firefox 38 to 57. The jpm tool was the replacement for cfx. It enables you to test, run, and package add-ons.

jpm is deprecated in Firefox 53 and EOL'd in Firefox, as it was part of the Add-on SDK (which has been replaced by WebExtensions).

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Execute .jar file through Mozilla Add-on

I have been trying to find a way to execute a .jar file using Mozilla JPM (I am well aware that an add-on that accomplishes this exists but I want to learn). I followed the online tutorial and this is my code right now var buttons =…
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bat file programmatically press enter to go next line

When I run following command on cmd it ask me to press enter to continue. when I press enter it show the next thing and so on.we do this when develop/create a new firefox addon using jpm tool.first it show default title if I hit enter it show…
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Third party modules constructor function properties become read-only in JPM

I'm attempting to build an add-on for Firefox using the JPM utility. If I place the following in index.js, 'bar' is echoed out into the Browser Console without any issues 'use strict'; function Foo() { this.$data =…
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How to create a "Settings" menu in a Firefox Addon?

I'm using jpm/Addon Sdk to create a Firefox addon. My basic addon is ready but I want to have a "Settings" menu where users can select their preferences. Can anyone guide me on how to go about it? Thanks.
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