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=== Browser / Front End ===
=== Browser / Front End ===
* Polish update: Firefox is 55% shiny (+2% over two weeks ago)
** Thanks go to: marco, dao
** 44 remaining [http://tinyurl.com/8qnba2 easy polish bugs] (whiteboard [polish-easy])
** 38 remaining [http://tinyurl.com/9zq9xz hard polish bugs](whiteboard [polish-hard])
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pMZGKUlD9NOPg4oJGs1CUMw&oid=1&output=image&foo=.png


=== GFX 1.9.1 Update ===
=== GFX 1.9.1 Update ===

Revision as of 17:42, 5 May 2009

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Notices / Schedule

Blocker Report

Browser / Front End

  • Polish update: Firefox is 55% shiny (+2% over two weeks ago)

pub?key=pMZGKUlD9NOPg4oJGs1CUMw&oid=1&output=image&foo=.png

GFX 1.9.1 Update

Layout Update

  • Roc is not available today
  • Layout
    • 5 blockers on trunk (3 with patches)
    • 10 untriaged noms (3 fixed)
  • SVG
    • 0 blockers
  • Video/Audio
    • 19 blockers (6 with patches) (could be pruned, should not delay our schedule)

Content Update

Mac OS X Update

JS 1.9.1

General 1.9.1

Mobile 1.9.1 Update

Security

Multi-Process

  • Initial docs with phases and SWAG schedule available.
  • Initial focus will be responsiveness/stability, not security sandboxing
  • We're looking for places where chrome JS currently touches content DOM directly... see mozilla.dev.platform post for more details.
  • Decisions need to be made about how to approach the network stack (should we switch to chromium's network stack wholesale?), but I don't know the right way to have that conversation/make that decision (it's hard to know whether switching would reduce or extend the total time of the multiple-process work).

Tree Management

Roundtable