Until now, localization projects which did not have a Windows code-page assigned to them were out of luck for localizing the installer and updater user interfaces for all Mozilla-based applications.  We all know that code-pages are evil; here are the main problems encountered with code-page based localization of these two applications:

I just received an email stating that my Find In Numbers extension has gone public on AMO.  This means that now you can install it without having to log in, and you'll be notified of any updates.  Thanks to all of those who had reviewed this extension.  This is my second public extension on AMO, after IranZilla (which I'm going to write about soon).  You can download this extension here.

I'm happy to announce the availability of the Force RTL extension!  This extension allows you to test Firefox and Thunderbird's user interface in RTL mode, without needing to download a Hebrew, Arabic or Persian version, without changing the user interface language, and without restarting the application (if you're running a recent version of the application).  You can read more here.