The document discusses new tools for developing Firefox add-ons that are faster, safer, easier to use, and more memory efficient. It acknowledges that there are still improvements needed and that existing tools like Firebug will continue to be supported during the transition to new tools.

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2. @victorporof
Programmer at Mozilla
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3. elephant in the room
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4. elephant in the room
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5. shiny new tools
faster hacking content
safer
easier hacking Firefox
memory new types of tools
friendly
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add-ons
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6. we don’t have all the answers
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7. we don’t have all the answers
...and Firebug
is still maintained
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