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* Freshly installed Firefox, you get:
* Freshly installed Firefox, you get:
** First Run (left tab focused/active)
** First Run (left tab focused/active)
** Firefox start page on Google (right tab)
** Firefox start page on Google.com (right tab)
* 3.0.x -> 3.5.x, you get:
* 3.0.x -> 3.5.x, you get:
** First Run (left tab)
** First Run (left tab)
** What's New (right tab focused/active)
** What's New (right tab focused/active)
* 3.0.x-1 (next-to-latest version) -> 3.0.x (latest version)
** Firefox start page on Google.com (left tab)
** What's New page (right focused/active)


=Redirects / user-agent detection=
=Redirects / user-agent detection=

Revision as of 08:47, 2 October 2009

Mozilla.com has a three-tier system:

Fixes are usually checked into SVN, and trunk pulls from SVN almost instantaneously; once changes are tested and verified, they can be pushed to staging; alternatively, they can be pushed to both staging and production if need be.

Relationship of What's New & First Run pages

  • Freshly installed Firefox, you get:
    • First Run (left tab focused/active)
    • Firefox start page on Google.com (right tab)
  • 3.0.x -> 3.5.x, you get:
    • First Run (left tab)
    • What's New (right tab focused/active)
  • 3.0.x-1 (next-to-latest version) -> 3.0.x (latest version)
    • Firefox start page on Google.com (left tab)
    • What's New page (right focused/active)

Redirects / user-agent detection

  • Redirects:
    • Most redirects happen in .htaccess (302s, usually)
  • User-agent detection:
    • Usually uses RewriteCond rules

Download.html

Video pages