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= Layout Update =
= Layout Update =
* Blocker report
** 1 nom (which will not block)
** 7 Blockers:
*** 1 only needs branch landing (#501627)
*** 1 needs trunk and branch landing (#527306)
*** 1 needs review (#522787)
*** 1 has a patch, but maybe needs a better fix/to be reassigned (#525856)
*** 2 are frame poisoning improvements and probably should not block IMHO (#507294, #522088)
*** 1 is a crashkill bug that is still being researched, probably should not block IMHO (#492675)


= Content Update =
= Content Update =

Revision as of 18:56, 10 November 2009

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Notices / Schedule

Firefox 3.5.5

  • shipped on Thursday
  • thanks again to everyone who helped get that release out

Firefox 3.0.16 / Firefox 3.5.6

Firefox 3.6 Beta

  • Released on Friday, Oct 30th
  • over 250,000 daily users
  • beta 2 refresh shipping today:
  • next refresh hoping to come soon with DLL component directory lockdown & whitelist (bug 519357

Firefox 3.6 Release Candidate

  • proposed code freeze November 18th (1 weeks)
  • proposed release November 26th (Happy Thanksgiving)

Blocker Report

See more Firefox 3.6 related blocker queries, or learn about the new status and blocker flags

Browser / Front End

(Progress reports every weekend on Planet Firefox)

  • see our active projects and get involved / propose others
  • Namoroka/mozilla-1.9.2 front end development:
    • 21 blockers left, 7 are crashkill, 7 need patches
    • not including crashkill and review-waiting, we're below 10 and will keep it there
    • per tab prioritization for session restore bug 514490 landed
    • windows 7 aero peek per-tab preview is now preffed-off as per bug 525475

GFX Update

  • 13 blockers (-5 w/w)
    • Long poles right now are imagelib bugs (needs review from someone who knows imagelib) and a couple of Linux bugs (which have no patches yet).
  • 5 nominations
    • All annotated with should block/should not block in whiteboard; need a driver to make the final call.
  • Jeff is starting work on one of our quarterly goals, a scrolling interactivity benchmark. You can follow along in bug .
  • Bas has built upon his DirectWrite font backend, bug 517642, with a Direct2D cairo backend, bug 527707.
    • The Direct2D backend depends on DirectWrite for fonts because GDI can't write to hardware-accelerated contexts.
    • This will be our second hardware-accelerated Cairo backend, after the OpenGL/DirectDraw backend used on the Tegra devices.
    • Along with DirectWrite, Microsoft has backported Direct2D to Windows Vista.
  • Rob's still working on the bug reports that have resulted in us turning Aero Peek off in 3.6.
  • Jim's got an initial, prototype patch for cross-process windowless plugins on Windows. bug 522299
  • Mark's WebGL implementation still coming along well.
    • One issue is that WebGL arrays are different from JS arrays, and that can cause perf issues. Mark's got some ideas.
  • Blockers, topcrashes, electrolysis, performance.

Layout Update

  • Blocker report
    • 1 nom (which will not block)
    • 7 Blockers:
      • 1 only needs branch landing (#501627)
      • 1 needs trunk and branch landing (#527306)
      • 1 needs review (#522787)
      • 1 has a patch, but maybe needs a better fix/to be reassigned (#525856)
      • 2 are frame poisoning improvements and probably should not block IMHO (#507294, #522088)
      • 1 is a crashkill bug that is still being researched, probably should not block IMHO (#492675)

Content Update

Platform-specific Support Update

JS

Startup Performance

Security

Electrolysis

Tree Management

  • Talos downtime this week to:
  • Power maintenance: all mobile devices will be off weekend.

Roundtable