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Revision as of 22:47, 21 November 2013
The Firefox Health Report ("FHR") provides users with information about their browser's performance and stability over time. Mozilla uses this data to provide users with meaningful comparisons and tips. We also aggregate the data shared by everyone to make Firefox better for our users.
This page collects development resources around FHR, from a user perspective or if you need an introduction into what FHR is, please see the resources listed above.
Communication
Channels
- fhr-dev (including public archives)
- #fhr
- Bugzilla: "Firefox Health Report" product
Teams and Contacts
These teams and people are involved in the FHR efforts:
- ...
Current Projects
These efforts/projects are currently being worked on by the FHR crew:
- Data Quality
- Trying to understand the integrity and quality of the collected data
- Being worked on by the Metrics team
- More User Benefit
- Adding additional bits to the client to provide more benefit to the user, giving concrete tips on cases where Firefox' health can be improved by the user
- User advocacy and Metrics agreed on a proposal, pushing forward on that, will need UX input among others
- Firefox OS (Planned)
- We'd like to get something like FHR to Firefox OS in 2014, we're starting planning on that soon.
Documentation
- Technical docs on document format: http://docs.services.mozilla.com/healthreport/
Q & A
- How does about:healthreport work?
- How can I get a new probe into FHR?