Firefox 3 Download Day!
Our crack team of experts is still working on getting the web infrastructure fixed up. In the meantime, I’m going to be posting stuff to my flickr stream all day in the Firefox 3 Release Week set.
Our crack team of experts is still working on getting the web infrastructure fixed up. In the meantime, I’m going to be posting stuff to my flickr stream all day in the Firefox 3 Release Week set.
Deb posted an excellent run-down the other day about 20 top-notch add-ons ready for Firefox 3. I thought I’d do a quick write-up about a few of the add-ons I find invaluable too (and more-or-less ready for Firefox 3.0). Note that there may be some overlap here and that some of these add-ons are considered [...]
A friend of mine mentioned how awesome the new Firefox 3 beta is last night while we were playing a little Halo. “I know,” I told him, maybe a little cockily.
Undeterred, he plowed on, “the best new feature is, you know how you can collapse the toolbar and location bar on the Mac? With that [...]
I saw this mentioned on The Unofficial Apple Web Log and had to post it here: The Fellowship of the Marble of Doom
while not exactly scientific, it does paint a somewhat disturbing picture while showing off a fairly hypnotic graphic.
Well, I just wanted to reiterate that we’re not just sitting on our laurels over here. [...]
I’m still recovering from time-change differences and inbox overload after a week in Portland attending OSCON2007. It was a good time, great seeing friends and colleagues outside of the usual “all-hands” events and I managed to sneak into a few interesting talks as well.
I brought along my camera; click the Free Beer for pics!
(with apologies to the KLF…)
I saw this note on Schrep’s blog this afternoon and remembered, that last week was actually kind of a milestone for me. With dbaron’s help. I made my way onto a 4-digit bug – the venerable #3247 – counters in css-generated content.
David Baron wrote the original tests (which you can see [...]
The testfarm buildbots have been moved to the main Firefox tree on Tinderbox and given spiffy new names. They are now known as “Linux qm-rhel02 dep unit test”, “MacOSX Darwin 8.8.4 qm-xserve01 dep unit test” and “WINNT 5.1 qm-winxp01 dep unit test”. Sure rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?
We haven’t really nailed-down what it means [...]
One week later and the OS X test box turns green just in time for the long weekend. It didn’t happen by magic. Rob Sayre graciously donated some of his busy schedule to help track down an error in the configuration files. If I weren’t so happy it was fixed, I’d be feeling a little [...]
That little page was my first view of the new testing buildbots living in the Mozilla colocation facility. It may not look like much yet, but it’s overflowing with potential. What does it do, you wonder? It runs test-enabled builds, then runs make check, reftest and mochitest. From the three columns, you might infer that [...]
It’s a Saturday. And as the machinery churns towards the inevitable final release of Firefox 2.0, there’ll be a number of users finding the new and improved tab bar a little different.
This first thing most people will notice in Firefox 2.0 is there is no longer a “close-tab” button on the right of the tab [...]
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