Mozilla
Al
I’ve been meaning to post an update for Ace Monster Toys, the hackerspace that I co-founded recently in Berkeley. I last posted about it in mid-June. We had just elected our board and begun collecting dues while we were looking for a space to rent. I’m happy to tell people that we did find a […] Continue reading
aakashd
“Baby, I AM putting you in the corner!” – Lana Kane, Archer The training wheels are off. We’ve set aside our original dashboard in place of a snazzy new one. What you see now is a little more refined and little more polished than what our Mozilla feedback triagers have been used to. Of course, […] Continue reading
ctalbert
At long last, we’re happy to announce Mozmill 1.5! o/ MOZMILL 1.5 o/ It’s ready now on Pypi and (once it’s reviewed) on Addons.mozilla.org. Tons of changes and many hours of work went into this release. We couldn’t have done it without you! Heather Arthur Jeff Hammel Andrew Halberstadt Henrik Skupin Atul Varma Mark Banner […]
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Ludovic Hirlimann
I’ve been using Firefox 4.0b3 for a week or so now. As always when I switch to beta, I usually loose some functionality due to some extensions not being validated with the version of Firefox that I use. I’ve been… Continue reading
marcia
Last Friday, QA held a Testday event which covered MozMill, Sync, and TabCandy. We had a very active irc channel and some good bugs were filed, especially related to TabCandy. 33 bugs were filed during this fun filled day of… Continue reading
Syndicator
A summary of the 3 months of coding in the Google Summer of Code. Continue reading →
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marcia
I was part of a Mozilla contingent that went to the BlogHer conference in New York last weekend. We had a steady flow of conference attendees that came through the suite during the course of the two days, and some… Continue reading
Ludovic Hirlimann
I’m now Usul instead of _Tsk_ on irc.mozilla.org. It’s one character shorter. It was available, and I’m a fan so I took it. I did that while watching the Dunes series on TV. I now have a nick that people… Continue reading
aakashd
Life is full of surprises. Pigs fly. Hell freezes over. A project team releases more features in a ’3-dot’ release than a ’2-dot’ release. Anyways, that’s beside the point. The Input team has some goodies for our users in the latest release of Firefox Input. We’ve implemented a page for summarized website-related feedback, linkable individual […] Continue reading
Syndicator
Life can often get quite hectic for QA engineers when we have multiple releases lined back to back. The mind boggles with ‘Was this feature to be tested for this release or can I put it on the back burner?’. … Continue reading →
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