Posts by Syndicator

Hi, welcome to the blog for Mozilla’s Web QA team. As our name suggests we manage the QA for Mozilla’s websites. We use a combination of manual exploratory testing and automated testing for finding regression bugs. For our manual testing … Continue reading → Continue reading

It seems this process is still vetting, and changing quickly. For up-to- date instructions, watch  MDN and  the repo’s readme. Continue reading

It’s worth mentioning that now that we’re a few more months out on Boot 2 Gecko, we’re seeing real Community involvement; our presence at Latin American Mozcamp last month really illustrated to us how passionate the wider world is about our little OS.A… Continue reading

I’m always filing bugs, and I usually know the Bugzilla component they’re supposed to go in. So I made a shortcut to get around the hoops of picking a component on the Bugzilla form. It’ll autocomplete on product and component name for faster filing: I also often search for bugs by summary in a component, […] Continue reading

As some of you may know, Mozilla has Recently announced the Open Web Apps Project, as well as the Mozilla Marketplace. While many of the details aren’t finalized right now, the Mozilla Marketplace will be a medium for users to buy and download HTML5 apps to multiple devices (Desktop, Mobile, etc.). This week I traveled [&hellip Continue reading

NOTE:  This article is now available as a series of articles on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mozilla/Boot_to_Gecko/  and will be maintained and updated there. Continue reading

NOTE:  This article is now available as a series of articles on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mozilla/Boot_to_Gecko/  and will be maintained and updated there. Continue reading

Many have wondered how we get the device coverage with our automated Performance tests.  Here’s one way: What you see running here are the Zippity tests (a plug in available for Firefox mobile ), running the pageload tests on a number of di… Continue reading