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-== Progress on Hidden Unit Tests ==
+Some unit tests on supported or soon-to-be-supported platforms are permanently failing, and are therefore hidden from showing up on tinderbox.  This page tracks the bugs for those failures.
-=== Mac OS X 10.6 / 64-bit ===
+== Mac OS X 10.6 / 64-bit ==
 The following bugs need to be fixed for all the Mac OS X 10.6 / 64-bit unit tests to be green.  (It's not clear whether these are 10.6-specific or 64-bit specific.)
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 * {{bug|561350}} - test_punicodeURIs.js - needs somebody to debug
-=== Windows 7 / 32-bit ===
+== Windows 7 / 32-bit ==
 The following bugs need to be fixed for all standard Windows 7 unit tests to be green:
-* {{bug|562955}} - test_bug458898.html - probably a windows widget code bug
+* <s>{{bug|562955}} - test_bug458898.html - probably a windows widget code bug</s> (disabled, but the real bug is still there)
-* {{bug|581734}} - test_bug558403.html - needs somebody to debug
-* {{bug|582315}} - test_taskbarprogress_downloadstates.xul - a Windows-7-specific test that's intermittently orange at high rates
-=== Windows 7 / 64-bit ===
+== Windows 7 / 64-bit ==
 The following bugs need to be fixed for all Windows7 / 64-bit unit tests to be green:
 * the bugs above for Windows 7 / 32-bit
-* {{bug|582850}} - known failures markings due to Win32 assembly in JPEG code incorrectly apply to Win64
+* {{bug|585695}} - ecma/TypeConversion/9.5-2.js
-* {{bug|582910}} - increase stack size to match JS stack limit
-* test_ctypes.xul timeout
-* maybe other bugs hidden by the above?
-=== Windows 7 / reftest-d2d ===
+== Windows 7 / reftest-d2d ==
-Still to many failures to track.
+Substantial number of high-frequency intermittent failures, mostly text-related.