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**'''Skills required:''' Knowledge of web coding, CURL, user agent detection | **'''Skills required:''' Knowledge of web coding, CURL, user agent detection | ||
**'''Description:''' Compatibility bugs that have been reported need to be analyzed to identify the cause of the issue. The way to analyze varies by the type of issue. The most common issues found on mobile sites are related to User Agent detection, Javascript libraries and vendor specific CSS/JS (webkit). | **'''Description:''' Compatibility bugs that have been reported need to be analyzed to identify the cause of the issue. The way to analyze varies by the type of issue. The most common issues found on mobile sites are related to User Agent detection, Javascript libraries and vendor specific CSS/JS (webkit). | ||
**'''Get started:''' | **'''Get started:''' [[Compatibility/Guide#Analyzing_for_Web_Compatibility_Issues Read this]] wiki section, create a Bugzilla account and use Bugs Ahoy! to find bugs to work on. There are lots of [http://planet.webcompat.com/ blogs] with information of common issues and tools to use. [http://www.otsukare.info/2013/08/08/http-cli-and-ua-sniffing This post] is a good start for detecting User Agent issues on the command line. | ||
== Writing code and UX == | == Writing code and UX == | ||