[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ Add-ons] allow you to add extra features and functionality to [https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/ Firefox]. This article explains how to update your add-ons on Firefox. __TOC__ # Click the menu button [[Image:New Fx Menu]] and choose {button Add-ons}. The Add-ons Manager tab will open. # Select the {menu Extensions} panel. ; [[Image:addons-manager]] = Updating add-ons = # Click the gear icon [[Image:gear icon]] in the upper-right area of the {menu Extensions} panel. [[Image:addon-gear-menu-list]] <br> # Then choose one of the options below from opened list: * '''Check for update:''' It means, you can check update to your add-ons as manually. If there is any update, you have an option to choose to update it now or later. For this option, you should reset all add-ons to update automatically. * '''View recent updates:''' When you click this option, {menu Recent updates} panel will appear and it shows you last updated add-ons. * '''Update Add-ons automatically:''' If you want to keep up to date your add-ons, you should select this option to update them automatically. * '''Reset all add-ons to update automatically:''' If you want to update your add-ons manually, select this option. You can check for an update any time as manually. == Update settings for specific add-ons == You can individually adjust the update for each extension. # Go to {menu Extensions} panel. # Click "more" to see details page of a specific extension. # Select the '''Default''', '''on''' or '''off''' for automatic updates.<br> If you choose the '''off'''; ''check for updates'' links will also appear in details page of that extension. # Then if you want, you can go back extensions panel to set up others. # Close the Add-on Manager (about:addons) tab. == Can I update the legacy add-ons? == If your add-on is not "compatible with Firefox 57+" which is labeled as '''Legacy''' in the Add-ons Manager tab, you can '''not update''' it, starting in Firefox version 57 (will be released in November 2017). After legacy add-ons migrated to [https://developer.mozilla.org/Add-ons/WebExtensions/What_are_WebExtensions WebExtensions] by own developers, they will be re-enabled to use and update - see [[Firefox add-on technology is modernizing]].

Add-ons allow you to add extra features and functionality to Firefox. This article explains how to update your add-ons on Firefox.

1. Click the menu button and choose Add-ons. The Add-ons Manager tab will open.
2. Select the Extensions panel.

Updating add-ons

1. Click the gear icon in the upper-right area of the Extensions panel.
   
2. Then choose one of the options below from opened list:

• Check for update: It means, you can check update to your add-ons as manually. If there is any update, you have an option to choose to update it now or later. For this option, you should reset all add-ons to update automatically.
• View recent updates: When you click this option, Recent updates panel will appear and it shows you last updated add-ons.
• Update Add-ons automatically: If you want to keep up to date your add-ons, you should select this option to update them automatically.
• Reset all add-ons to update automatically: If you want to update your add-ons manually, select this option. You can check for an update any time as manually.

Update settings for specific add-ons

You can individually adjust the update for each extension.

1. Go to Extensions panel.
2. Click "more" to see details page of a specific extension.
3. Select the Default, on or off for automatic updates.
   If you choose the off; check for updates links will also appear in details page of that extension.
4. Then if you want, you can go back extensions panel to set up others.
5. Close the Add-on Manager (about:addons) tab.

Can I update the legacy add-ons?

If your add-on is not "compatible with Firefox 57+" which is labeled as Legacy in the Add-ons Manager tab, you can not update it, starting in Firefox version 57 (will be released in November 2017).

After legacy add-ons migrated to WebExtensions by own developers, they will be re-enabled to use and update - see Firefox add-on technology is modernizing.