Mozilla
Anthony Hughes
In an effort to better manage my projects and workflow, I’m trying to blog my weekly status reports. Enjoy! For more detailed information, please see my detailed status report. Accomplishments Panorama project well underway now with 7 / 15 tests assigned to developers Firefox 4.0b10 testing (now live on beta channel) Firefox 3.6.14 testing (now […] Continue reading
aakashd
Firefox’s favorite feedback web application in Firefox 4 Beta now supports Releases! Once Firefox 4 goes out, release users will see the following set of options after clicking the “Submit Feedback” option under the Help menu. That’s not all either! This release includes the ability to download our database of feedback via tsv files [1] […] Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
In an effort to better manage my projects and workflow, I’m trying to blog my weekly status reports. Enjoy! For more detailed information, please see my detailed status report. Accomplishments Landed a patch to improve handling of child dialogs in Mozmill; had to be backed out due to a small regression Late night and weekend […] Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
Last Thursday, we organized a testday to help the Mozilla l10n community triage reports on Input into bugs on Bugzilla. Overall, I think it was a successful event, considering it was the first time we’ve held a testday for our … Continue reading
Gordon P. Hemsley
Oh, hello Internet. Long time, no see. (That is, if this is the only way you keep track of me. I’ve been tweeting a bit more than I blog.) This post is basically to bring you up to speed on what’s been going on since my last post, back in July. (I never was a […]
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aakashd
Hi Mozilla Community! Mozilla QA is hosting a variation of a Testday where localizers and QA community members both learn how to triage through feedback on input.mozilla.com! If you would like to know more, we have an event listed on … Continue reading
Henrik Skupin
Firefox 4, the next major version of Mozilla’s web browser, will include hundreds of new features and enhancements. A lot of those will happen in the background and will primarily not be visible at the front-end. A very good example for such a feature is the support for graphics hardware acceleration. It will drastically improve […] Continue reading
aakashd
This has been a long-time coming, but here’s a handy screencast briefly outlining the features on input.mozilla.com. If you want to learn more about how the feedback is triaged and funneled back into our community, there’s two things you can do this week: Take part in Mozilla QA’s Testday on learning how to triage issues […] Continue reading
Syndicator
Well Saturday night I had a most unfortunate accident. A friend’s dog that I was watching decided to bite me on both wrists. This has curtailed my ability to type for extended periods of time and made me lose feeling in my left thumb. So I’m going to have to delay my planned posts on 
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Anthony Hughes
In an effort to better manage my projects and workflow, I’m trying to blog my weekly status reports. Enjoy! For more detailed information, please see my detailed status report. Accomplishments Discovered an issue with testing fallback updates in Mozmill (bug 625826) 4 Panorama tests from community contributor, uyclay, are under review Goals drafted, will blog […] Continue reading