Bugzilla Tweaks now available as an extension
Some of you might remember reading my blog post on my experience about porting the Bugzilla Tweaks jetpack to the Jetpack SDK. I talked about almost everything in that post except where you can find the actual extension! That was intentional, because there were quite a few bugs in the early versions, and I didn't want to release something which is basically broken. But those issues have been mostly solved now, and I'm releasing the jetpack as a Firefox extension.
You can find the extension's home page here, or you can grab the extension directly from AMO. Please note that this extension can be installed in Firefox nightly versions without having to restart the browser! Also, please note that once you install this extension, you can safely uninstall the Jetpack Prototype extension (if you don't use it for other purposes of course) as this extension is self-contained and does not depend on any other extensions.
The source code for this extension has been moved to my extensions repository. The old source code respositry for the Jetpack Prototype based script is still available, but is not going to be maintained any more. All future updates will be made to the new repository. The source code is being released under the MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.
I'm eagerly looking for your feedback, especially if you can find something which is broken. Please comment here or contact me directly!

Comments
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Re: OK, so I am really confused
The bmo installation and several other ones that I've seen are all heavily customized. I'm not really sure how feasible it is to create a set of customizations which work across multiple installations. You could make some simple things work reliably (like the Assign to Me button) but is it really possible to target multiple installation for more complex things (such as, interleaving the bug's history inside its comments)?
my bugzilla-triage jetpack-based extension compatible with bmo
See my blogpost for more details, but the executive summary is that the latest version of my extension with this configuration file runs on bugzilla.mozilla.org, as much as I am able to test it with my limited access rights to BMO.
I really believe that it should be possible to include your BMO-specific code to Mozilla specific code (or even to the common shared object) and enjoy advantages of collaboration.
Reply about differences between bugzillas
In the end I have rather replied by complete blog post at http://mcepl.blogspot.com/2010/07/two-types-of-objects.html
OK, so I am really confused
OK, so I am really confused what to do now. I would love to somehow join your script with mine (http://hg.fedorahosted.org/hg/bugzilla-triage-scripts/ and current description will be posted tomorrow or day later on http://mcepl.blogspot.com/), because my script at least tries to be universal (for all bugzillas and customizable for all users). However, it seems pretty huge and I am afraid I don't have enough time to work on purely b.m.o support.
Sad