Over the course of the day, we filed around 16 bugs, 1 of which was deemed invalid (Other Component, Weave), and 8 of those remaining were fixed since then.

But we’re not done yet. As of this writing, we have 1.4a27 available for you to try out. It features an even more simplified activation model allowing for more code cleanup under the covers. I also predict there will be an a28 including the fixes from this weekend real soon now. Keep an eye on http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug for updates.

So, thanks again for helping out. Special props to jcm, tmyoung and jhillacre for their hard work. And a special thank you to aakashd and the rest of Moz QA for their assistance in making this happen.

Update: For now, I recommend users stick with 1.4a25.

Our goal is to test through some basic features through litmus.mozilla.org (TBD), run Jan Odvarko’s test suite and/or a couple of online tutorials. The purpose of these tests is going to be to determine Firebug compatibility with Firefox 3.0 and Firefox 3.5b4.

Issues discovered will be logged on the Firebug issues tracker.

See the write-up on QMO on their events page. We’re hoping for a good turn out, so I hope to see you there.