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'''Issues to Release Note''' | '''Issues to Release Note''' | ||
*[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=401425 401425] Enter key sometimes handled twice. If you try to add a new folder to the bookmarks folder and hit enter, you end up with two folders. | *[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=401425 401425] Enter key sometimes handled twice. If you try to add a new folder to the bookmarks folder and hit enter, you end up with two folders. | ||
'''Bugs that bother me''' | |||
*[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=393870 393870] unable to sort by tags in the bookmark organizer. Bothers me because you can sort every other column but that one. | |||
'''Issues that need followup''' | '''Issues that need followup''' | ||
*'''Content Handling''' Several of the content handling test cases failed in Leopard. I asked ctalbert to follow up regarding whether the test cases were up to date. tomcat advises that they passed in Vista. tchung needs to report back when he runs them to see if we see the same issues on Tiger and Leopard. | *'''Content Handling''' Several of the content handling test cases failed in Leopard. I asked ctalbert to follow up regarding whether the test cases were up to date. tomcat advises that they passed in Vista. tchung needs to report back when he runs them to see if we see the same issues on Tiger and Leopard. | ||
*'''Cookies'''. The cookies test cases were crafted by me back in the 2.0.0.x days. There are several state based issues and some changes in Firefox 3 that will necessitate changes in the test cases. For example, if you save and quit, when you launch the browser again your cookies are still there. | *'''Cookies'''. The cookies test cases were crafted by me back in the 2.0.0.x days. There are several state based issues and some changes in Firefox 3 that will necessitate changes in the test cases. For example, if you save and quit, when you launch the browser again your cookies are still there. | ||