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Mozilla Add-ons Listing Form - FireFlag

Use these values when filling out the Mozilla Add-ons submission form:

Basic Information

Name:

FireFlag

Summary (250 characters max):

Feature flag management for developers. Track, validate, and analyze feature flags with safety classification, visual DevTools, and export capabilities.

Description (Markdown supported):

## What is FireFlag?

FireFlag is a developer tool for managing feature flags safely and efficiently. Built with formal verification and modern web standards.

### Features

**🎯 Flag Management**
- Visual popup interface for quick flag overview
- Sidebar analytics with timeline and statistics
- Safety classification (Safe, Caution, Dangerous, Critical)

**🔧 Developer Tools**
- Integrated DevTools panel
- Flag validation and safety checking
- Export to JSON/CSV formats
- Real-time flag tracking

**🛡️ Safety First**
- Built with Idris2 formally verified components
- ReScript type-safety
- Validated against unsafe patterns
- Comprehensive flag database

**📊 Analytics**
- Flag usage tracking
- Timeline visualization
- Impact analysis
- Trend detection

### Why FireFlag?

Feature flags can introduce bugs and technical debt. FireFlag helps developers:
- **Avoid dangerous flag combinations**
- **Track flag lifecycle**
- **Identify unused flags**
- **Export for documentation**

### Technical Details

- Manifest V3 compliant
- Works on Firefox 142+ (including Android)
- Zero external dependencies
- Privacy-focused (all data stays local)

### Support

- GitHub: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/fireflag
- Issues: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/fireflag/issues
- License: PMPL-1.0-or-later

Categories

Select these categories:

  • ✅ Developer Tools
  • ✅ Web Development

Tags (Keywords)

feature-flags
developer-tools
devtools
flag-management
safety-analysis
analytics
development

Support Information

Support Email:

j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk

Support URL:

https://github.com/hyperpolymath/fireflag/issues

Homepage:

https://github.com/hyperpolymath/fireflag

Privacy Policy

Does this extension collect user data?

No

Privacy Policy URL (optional):

Not required (no data collection)

License

License:

Custom License

License Name:

Palimpsest Meta-Project License 1.0 or later (PMPL-1.0-or-later)

License URL:

https://github.com/hyperpolymath/palimpsest-license

Note: If Mozilla requires an OSI-approved license, use MPL-2.0 as fallback:

Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0)

Screenshots

Upload these screenshots (if you have them):

  1. Popup interface showing flag list
  2. Sidebar analytics view
  3. DevTools panel
  4. Options page

Screenshot locations: /var$REPOS_DIR/fireflag/screenshots/ (if they exist)

Version Notes (for reviewers)

Version 0.1.0 - Initial Release:

First public release of FireFlag.

Features:
- Flag database with 50+ common feature flags
- Safety classification system
- Visual popup and sidebar interfaces
- Integrated DevTools panel
- Export capabilities (JSON/CSV)
- Formally verified core components

Technical:
- Manifest V3 compliant
- Firefox 142+ (desktop and Android)
- Built with ReScript and Idris2
- All data stored locally
- No external API calls
- No tracking or analytics

Security:
- XSS-safe HTML rendering
- Content Security Policy compliant
- No eval() or dynamic code execution
- All dependencies bundled locally

Additional Notes for Reviewers

This extension uses formally verified Idris2 libraries for safety guarantees.
The Idris2 code is compiled to JavaScript and included in lib/idris/*.

The extension does not make any external network requests.
All flag data is stored locally using browser.storage.local API.

Source code repository: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/fireflag

After Submission

Mozilla will:

  1. Automatically validate the extension (you already passed this with 1 error, 1 warning)
  2. Queue for manual review (typically 1-2 weeks)
  3. Email you with approval or requested changes

Expected result: Approval with note about the one remaining warning (safe innerHTML in dom-utils.js)