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= Layout Update = | = Layout Update = | ||
* Retained layers (bug 564991) | |||
** Passes tests | |||
** Still being reviewed ... ETA "this week" | |||
** Karl still mopping up X/Flash issues | |||
* Units changes (bug 537890) | |||
** New patches up | |||
** Adds "mozmm" physical unit | |||
** Waiting for review | |||
* Importing Chromium combined video scaling+YUV-conversion code | |||
** faster, works well, fits nicely into our layers framework | |||
= Content Update = | = Content Update = | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 29 June 2010
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Notices / Schedule
- Firefox 3.6.4
- Went out last Tuesday, yay!
- Too early for specific metrics yet (and we have been messing with throttling). OOPP looks good so far though (no worse than 3.6.3 at the very least)
- Firefox 3.6.6 (where's 3.6.5?)
- Quick chemspill release to increase the OOPP hang detector timeout (ONLY bug 574905)
- Created late Friday night, went out Saturday
- Thanks to everyone that gave up 1/2 their weekend
- Firefox 3.6.7 and 3.5.11
- Any 1.9.2.6 approvals are now implicitly for 1.9.2.7
- Codefreeze was Friday
- Schedule is really tight with holidays, summit, and BlackHat
Blocker Report
- Firefox 3.6.7 and 3.5.11
- Codefreeze was Friday
- Still have too many open blockers
- Most are security fixes with trunk patches, we need to fix them on branches as we are exposing users, especially before BlackHat (end of July)
- Only taking blockers at this time, and we need to get them all in TODAY.
- I don't want to defer security fixes that have patches and are on trunk, but we pretty much have to at this point
Browser / Front End
GFX Update
Hardware Acceleration Update
Layout Update
- Retained layers (bug 564991)
- Passes tests
- Still being reviewed ... ETA "this week"
- Karl still mopping up X/Flash issues
- Units changes (bug 537890)
- New patches up
- Adds "mozmm" physical unit
- Waiting for review
- Importing Chromium combined video scaling+YUV-conversion code
- faster, works well, fits nicely into our layers framework