Mozilla
Tom Ellins
So whats my role within the Mozilla community? I seem to be the “does a bit of everything guy” Im the guy people come to when they have problems with almost anything. My daily activities include: Monitoring Livechat shifts, Answering questions in the support forum, Writing Litmus testcases for SUMO, AMO, SFX and Mozilla.org Writing […]
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Tom Ellins
What is SUMO 1.5.1 all about? SUMO 1.5.1 integrates Openfire and Tikiwiki log in’s into 1 easy to use login for both services. I feel this is a great step forward as this has been a barrier for new contributors to both Livechat and SUMO as a whole. Cheers to SUMO 1.5.1
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Al
I’m a great lover of books. I spent much of my childhood with a room of the house dedicated to books (aka the “library room”). By the time I moved out after I college, I already owned hundreds of books and I continued to amass them over the years. Being a former occultist, I had […] Continue reading
aakashd
This testdasy wasn't as well attended as we had hoped; even after the help our Marketing Gurus, Jane, Mary and Sarah provided trying to get the word out about this testday. I'm betting this was due to the short promotion … Continue reading
aakashd
This is a reminder that we're going to be holding a testday tomorrow, December 18th, from 7AM to 5PM PST to try our best to thoroughly crash Firefox 3.6 Beta 5! To learn more about this, take a look … Continue reading
marcia
Benjamin Smedberg just blogged about a great tool he has created – you can see it here: http://benjamin.smedbergs.us/weekly-updates.fcgi/ If you are a Mozilla community member and want to use the tool, create an account and add your status on a … Continue reading
Syndicator
project page·github UPDATE: mozregression has been polished up see http://harthur.github.com/mozregression Last week I came across a bug that had snuck into Firefox sometime after 3.0. I went to go find the regression range using hg bisect but quickly realized this wouldn’t work for a regression that occurred so long ago – the dependencies for Linux […]
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