Posts by aakashd

For those that have used the Firefox Betas (Desktop and Mobile), you’ll have noticed a set of smiley faces that allow you to tell Mozilla if you’re happy or sad and why. What we’ve seen is that our beta userbase is a whole lot more talkative than we initially thought (at the time of this […] Continue reading

QMO has always had a lot of potential, but its always been a little bit lacking. We have always understood it is a community site that allowed our new and old community members to get more information about opportunities within our sphere of work, but nothing much past that. There were ideas, but no real […] Continue reading

There’s not too much to mention this time around. Input 1.9 was mostly to round out all of the dashboard’s features (i.e. Themes and Sites) for Mobile Firefox feedback as well as fix some security bugs before moving on to Input 2.0. Thanks again to Chris Howse, Frederic Wenzel, Dave Dash, Ryan Snyder, Michael Kurze, […] Continue reading

The Input team ( i.e. the people behind input.mozilla.com ) definitely feel like we’re not getting the most bang for our buck in terms of the messages we have in our database. It’s pretty much the only publicly accessible database of user feedback on a major piece of software out there and we’re only processing […] Continue reading

“Shh! And the best part is that he’s learning.” – Krieger, Archer Input is now ready to go for Mobile Firefox Betas! If you want to see the system on the best open Mobile Browser in the world, look for the happy/sad buttons within the “β” pane in your browser controls once Beta 1 is […] Continue reading

“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

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

Dave Dash made the fantastic suggestion to use Archer characters as project names so we get the chance to use quotes from the show in our release blog posts. So, here goes: “Don’t be shitty, can’t we just enjoy the moment? ” For those that haven’t watched an episode Archer, Malory employs raw commentary with […] Continue reading

Mozilla has a new Feedback Add-on in its collection! It’s a high-er touch feedback mechanism intended to funnel in what our users would like to tell us in terms of positive/negative experiences during the Firefox Beta Program. In order to see/use it, you’ll have to get onto a beta build for Firefox 4 (when it’s […] Continue reading