Bugzilla

So bugzilla.mozilla.org got upgraded to Bugzilla 3.2 last night.  Since the upgrade, there’s been a lot of complaints about the new UI. First off, given the differences in the way Mozilla uses Bugzilla compared to a lot of other places, some of these ... [More] complaints are valid.  But, please try to be polite and state exactly … Continue reading Please don’t shoot the Bugzilla devs [Less]

So bugzilla.mozilla.org got upgraded to Bugzilla 3.2 last night.  Since the upgrade, there’s been a lot of complaints about the new UI. First off, given the differences in the way Mozilla uses Bugzilla compared to a lot of other places, some of these ... [More] complaints are valid.  But, please try to be polite and state exactly … Continue reading Please don’t shoot the Bugzilla devs [Less]

So bugzilla.mozilla.org got upgraded to Bugzilla 3.2 last night.  Since the upgrade, there’s been a lot of complaints about the new UI. First off, given the differences in the way Mozilla uses Bugzilla compared to a lot of other places, some of these complaints are valid.  But, please try to be polite and state exactly why [...]

So bugzilla.mozilla.org got upgraded to Bugzilla 3.2 last night.  Since the upgrade, there’s been a lot of complaints about the new UI. First off, given the differences in the way Mozilla uses Bugzilla compared to a lot of other places, some of these ... [More] complaints are valid.  But, please try to be polite and state exactly … Continue reading Please don’t shoot the Bugzilla devs [Less]

On bugzilla.mozilla.org, when you run a search, if your browser supports “server push,” Bugzilla will show you an interim page while the search runs.  Currently it shows an animated dino head (left) chomping on bugs, and the text “Please wait while ... [More] your bugs are munched retrieved.”  It’s cute and all, but it’s kind of getting … Continue reading What do you want to see while you wait? [Less]

On bugzilla.mozilla.org, when you run a search, if your browser supports “server push,” Bugzilla will show you an interim page while the search runs.  Currently it shows an animated dino head (left) chomping on bugs, and the text “Please wait while your bugs are munched retrieved.”  It’s cute and all, but it’s kind of getting [...]

On bugzilla.mozilla.org, when you run a search, if your browser supports “server push,” Bugzilla will show you an interim page while the search runs.  Currently it shows an animated dino head (left) chomping on bugs, and the text “Please wait while ... [More] your bugs are munched retrieved.”  It’s cute and all, but it’s kind of getting … Continue reading What do you want to see while you wait? [Less]

On bugzilla.mozilla.org, when you run a search, if your browser supports “server push,” Bugzilla will show you an interim page while the search runs.  Currently it shows an animated dino head (left) chomping on bugs, and the text “Please wait while ... [More] your bugs are munched retrieved.”  It’s cute and all, but it’s kind of getting … Continue reading What do you want to see while you wait? [Less]

On April 7, 1998, Terry Weissman announced the creation of bugzilla.mozilla.org, a new bug tracking system for keeping track of bugs in the Mozilla code base. Bugzilla is here.  She’s very young, and fragile.  But if you treat her kindly, she’ll remember your bug reports for you.  When she grows up a little, she’ll become invaluable [...]

On April 7, 1998, Terry Weissman announced the creation of bugzilla.mozilla.org, a new bug tracking system for keeping track of bugs in the Mozilla code base. Bugzilla is here.  She’s very young, and fragile.  But if you treat her kindly, she’ll ... [More] remember your bug reports for you.  When she grows up a little, she’ll become … Continue reading Bugzilla: 10 years ago today [Less]