Checkins...
Being part of the Mozilla project is really cool. There's a constant improvement in the application! Internet Explorer is a great browser too, but it havn't really improved much lately. The Internet Explorer team seem to be figting security breaches, etc. Mozilla on the other hand, build on a secure foundation, keep improving the browser. Making it faster, smaller and cooler!
Here are some of the checkins to Mozilla made this morning:
- leaking GDIs when table cell contains an image
- Freetype code leaks all over
- XBL needs better URLs and line numbers Fixes stuff like this: "chrome://bar.xml#whatever (getter)"
- nsImageLoadingContent shouldn't malloc as much
- Spring cleaning of unused XPCOM code
- Cookie leak regression
You can always see all of the checkins from the last 24 hours here!
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6 Comments
What's your role in Mozilla? You only work on the installer right?
Comment by Tom Sommer at June 24, 2003 02:33 PM | PermalinkI'm currently the QA (Quality Assurance) for the Windows edition of the Mozilla Installer.
You can read more about Mozilla QA at http://mozilla.org/quality/
"What's your role in Mozilla? You only work on the installer right?"
"Only" isn't a particularly accurate word :-) Gemal is also the number 1 bug reporter in all of Bugzilla with more than 2000 bugs filed. He's very active in installer bug triage and testing.
--Asa
Comment by Asa at June 24, 2003 07:48 PM | PermalinkYou can also use
http://mozillanews.org/bonsai.php3
instead of the direct bonsai link.
It's only updated once per day but the overview is better.
Like the MozillaNews Bonsai overview. My script at http://backprop.net/mozilla/bonsaibugs/ also polls bonsai daily for bug references. It now does this for several different branches/products.
Comment by Robert Wall at June 27, 2003 02:32 PM | Permalink
Yep. I talked about it tonight at a User Group presentation. ;)