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Al
We shipped Firefox 4 today at Mozilla, where I work. This is a big deal for us and for the open web as well. (Go download it!) Following the friendly tradition, the Internet Explorer team just sent us a fine cake, as they have on previous releases: When we received one for Firefox 3, it […] Continue reading
Aaron Train
Dear Firefox Mobile testers! Website compatibility testing will be a covered and focused area as part of the release testing process for Firefox Mobile 4.0, and we want you to help us during our testing cycle. We want you to … Continue reading
Stephen Donner
I gave a talk at the London Selenium Meetup back in November of last year, and presented there on “How Mozilla Uses Selenium”; it’s been four months since, and I’ve been wanting to give an update on what we’ve done… Continue reading
marcia
Thanks to all who participated in the testday on Friday. Here are some highlights: Bug 638171 was uncovered and nominated as a blocker for the Firefox 4 release http://tinyurl.com/49f69v2 links to some of the UNCO bugs that were examined as … Continue reading
aakashd
We’re trying to round out the changes for Major Release and Betas on the last two releases in the 3.x product cycle before moving on to some really exciting endeavors. To look at what we’ve added to this release, take a look at the What’s New section below! What’s New Major Release Ideas Dashboard – […] Continue reading
Dave Hunt
Today I finally finished reviewing the hundreds (yes, hundreds!) of endurance reports that were submitted on our Firefox 4 add-ons test day last Friday and on the days following. It was amazing to see so many reports coming in, and … Continue reading
Gordon P. Hemsley
A few weeks ago, I watched Watson win on Jeopardy! and did a couple of Skype interviews for graduate school. It really got me thinking about machine learning and natural language processing, as I’ve been looking for a way to tie in my web development and programming skills with linguistics in a way that will […]
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Henrik Skupin
Since I have been started to work on Mozmill tests for Firefox early 2009, our QA Automation Team has been grown and got a lot of work done. A fair amount of functional tests have been created, followed by a separate test-run of automated software update tests. Those two kinds of tests have been proven […] Continue reading
Dave Hunt
Mozmill has a feature that allows the tester to install an add-on during the test run. Until recently this was only used by one of our automated testruns, which was for specifically testing the installed add-on rather than Firefox. With … Continue reading → Continue reading
Henrik Skupin
Last Friday we held an add-ons and Add-ons Manager related testday, which was kinda special because it was the first time we have injected automated test-runs in a normal Firefox 4 testday. A couple of participants were immediately interested in … Continue reading