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  • Crowdsourcing the State of the Union

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    23 Jan 2012 | 10:31 am
      Mozilla partners with public media to empower citizen engagement in U.S. election coverage Tuesday’s State of the Union Address from U.S. President Barack Obama will include something special: crowdsourced captions and subtitles provided by everyday citizens around the world. Using new web tools from the Participatory Culture Foundation, supported by Mozilla, participants will transcribe and translate the President’s speech into dozens of languages in a matter of hours, making it more accessible to those with disabilities and in other countries across the globe. Launching “Open…

  • Bonjour Mozilla !

    Planet Mozilla
    clarista
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:00 am
    (Photo : Owiber) Bonjour Mozilla est fier de vous présenter… Mozilla ! Car c’est bien le nom de ce ravissant bébé shiba inu. Son maître, Owiber en est gaga, la preuve sur son compte Flickr. Mais on peut le comprendre car Mozilla est tout simplement… craquant :-) Avec un nom pareil, pouvait-on en douter ? Bonjour Mozilla ! Bonjour Mozilla is proud to introduce you to… Mozilla! Because it is actually the name of this beautiful baby shiba inu. His owner, Owiber is soft on it, you just have to take a look at its Flickr. account to convince yourself. Though it is understandable…

  • Forget Boy Scouts: Mozilla Wants New Digital Merit Badges For 21st Century Skills - Co.Design

    MOZILLA - Google News
    25 Jan 2012 | 6:43 pm
    Co.DesignForget Boy Scouts: Mozilla Wants New Digital Merit Badges For 21st Century SkillsCo.DesignThat's what the Badges for Learning project is all about, and it's supported by a software platform called Open Badges by Mozilla. And Mozilla has just wrapped up an open call to designers to help create these badges, which will signify learning Why Get a Pricey Diploma When Badges Tell Employers More?Forbesall 2 news articles »

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    13 Jan 2012 | 4:55 pm
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  • History Viewer 4.8 - PC Advisor

    FIREFOX - Google News
    28 Jan 2012 | 2:36 am
    Ghacks Technology NewsHistory Viewer 4.8PC AdvisorHistory Viewer can detail the URL history, address bar, cookies, downloads and more, for IE, Firefox and Chrome. The program can highlight plenty of Windows-related histories, too. In a click or two you can view recently opened documents, the searches Close'n Forget Removes Active Sites From Firefox's HistoryGhacks Technology NewsWho's doing what on that shared PC? History Viewer can tell youBetaNewsall 4 news articles »
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  • Crowdsourcing the State of the Union

    Mozilla
    23 Jan 2012 | 10:31 am
      Mozilla partners with public media to empower citizen engagement in U.S. election coverage Tuesday’s State of the Union Address from U.S. President Barack Obama will include something special: crowdsourced captions and subtitles provided by everyday citizens around the world. Using new web tools from the Participatory Culture Foundation, supported by Mozilla, participants will transcribe and translate the President’s speech into dozens of languages in a matter of hours, making it more accessible to those with disabilities and in other countries across the globe. Launching “Open…

  • Firefox Users Engage Congress: SOPA Strike Stats

    Alex Fowler
    19 Jan 2012 | 4:22 pm
    Yesterday, we blacked out the default start page in Firefox and redirected visitors to the Mozilla sites to a special action page. We also sent direct messages to members of the Mozilla community through multiple online channels. All these steps were aimed at informing and mobilizing millions of people on the poorly drafted anti-piracy legislation – SOPA and PIPA – pending in Congress. The result: Mozilla reached over 40 million people who, in turn, generated 360,000 emails sent to Senators and Representatives in Congress. Here’s the breakdown of the stats from…

  • Mozilla to Join Tomorrow’s Virtual Protests of PIPA/SOPA

    Alex Fowler
    17 Jan 2012 | 11:02 pm
    Starting at 8:00 am Eastern tomorrow, Mozilla will join with other sites in a virtual strike to protest the Protect IP Act (PIPA) and Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). These bills protect content at all costs, creating the opportunity for abuse and damaging the Web for all of us. We will be blacking out the default start page in Firefox and redirecting key Mozilla websites to a special action page. Both steps are aimed at informing and mobilizing millions of our users on this important issue. Mozilla’s Chairwoman Mitchell Baker has a blog post that further explains our concerns with the…

  • More Than Half-a-Million Dollars Raised for Charity in the Mozilla Firefox Challenge

    Mozilla
    12 Jan 2012 | 2:38 pm
    Celebrity team lead by Sophia Bush is the winner of $25,000 prize for F Cancer Mozilla is pleased to announce that the Mozilla Firefox Challenge, powered by CrowdRise, wrapped up last night and raised more than $680,000 by thousands of people around the world for social and humanitarian causes, turning individual action into global impact. Mozilla builds products, like Firefox, that put users in control of their online experience and shape the future of the Web — not for profit, but for good.  As part of our commitment to make a difference in the world, we set out to get everyone in…

  • Delivering a Mozilla Firefox Extended Support Release

    jsullivan
    10 Jan 2012 | 10:40 am
    We are pleased to announce that the proposal for an Extended Support Release (ESR) of Firefox is now a plan of action. The ESR version of Firefox is for use by enterprises, public institutions, universities and other organizations that centrally manage their Firefox deployments. Releases of the ESR will occur once a year, providing these organizations with a version of Firefox that receives security updates but does not make changes to the Web or Firefox Add-ons platform. We have worked with many organizations to ensure that the ESR balances their need for the latest security updates with the…
 
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  • Bonjour Mozilla !

    clarista
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:00 am
    (Photo : Owiber) Bonjour Mozilla est fier de vous présenter… Mozilla ! Car c’est bien le nom de ce ravissant bébé shiba inu. Son maître, Owiber en est gaga, la preuve sur son compte Flickr. Mais on peut le comprendre car Mozilla est tout simplement… craquant :-) Avec un nom pareil, pouvait-on en douter ? Bonjour Mozilla ! Bonjour Mozilla is proud to introduce you to… Mozilla! Because it is actually the name of this beautiful baby shiba inu. His owner, Owiber is soft on it, you just have to take a look at its Flickr. account to convince yourself. Though it is understandable…

  • Pancake: A new project from Mozilla Labs

    Stuart Parmenter
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:00 pm
    What is Pancake? Pancake is a new Mozilla Labs project focused on exploring, evolving and expanding how we search, browse, navigate, organize and discover amazing things on the Web. To do this, we’re creating an app — a usable prototype that we’ll share and iterate on rapidly through an ongoing series of experiments. We want to better understand what people do on the Web, why and how they do those things, and how we can make those things easier and more efficient. We’re playing with some huge concepts, monumental problems and occasionally crazy ideas. We’ll be looking at what tools…

  • Firefox 11 Beta 1 Testday

    ashughes
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:47 pm
    What: Firefox 11.0b1 Testing When: Friday, February 3rd, 2012 Where: irc.mozilla.org #testday Who: Everyone and anyone Greetings Mozilla QA Community! I’m here to announce that next Friday, February 3rd, we will be running a testday for the first Firefox 11 Beta. Here is a list of things we need help with: Testing new features Verifying bug fixes Confirming unconfirmed bugs Exploring the web and filing bugs for incompatibilities, crashes, and generally poor browsing experience If you’ve not participated in a testday before please join us. It’s a great opportunity to learn some new…

  • Fuzzing at Mozilla brown bag on January 30, 1pm PT

    nth10sd
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:33 pm
    Fuzzing [1], a form of randomized testing, it is an integral portion of the testing process at Mozilla. Crashes, hangs, assertions and various security problems, such as memory safety problems, are discovered through fuzzing [2]. Thousands of bugs in Mozilla applications have been found using fuzzers. In particular, 3 of the fuzzers have been responsible for more than a third of critical security bugs. Drop by on Monday, January 30, at 1pm Pacific Time in 10 Forward, where we will host a brown bag session sharing a high-level overview on how fuzzing is used to discover these issues and how…

  • What’s a glossary term?

    Axel Hecht
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:23 pm
    I’m hacking on some tool that indexes the localizable strings in our apps. One of the fall-outs could be a glossary tool, i.e., which terms in Firefox, Thunderbird, etc should localizers bother to get consistently translated. Which raises an interesting question, where do you draw the line? What’s a good metric to use to define a glossary? Are there glossary-based applications that don’t need a cut-off at all? Insights welcome.
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  • Forget Boy Scouts: Mozilla Wants New Digital Merit Badges For 21st Century Skills - Co.Design

    25 Jan 2012 | 6:43 pm
    Co.DesignForget Boy Scouts: Mozilla Wants New Digital Merit Badges For 21st Century SkillsCo.DesignThat's what the Badges for Learning project is all about, and it's supported by a software platform called Open Badges by Mozilla. And Mozilla has just wrapped up an open call to designers to help create these badges, which will signify learning Why Get a Pricey Diploma When Badges Tell Employers More?Forbesall 2 news articles »

  • Every moment counts in Mozilla's bid for mobile relevance - CNET

    25 Jan 2012 | 6:14 am
    Popsop.comEvery moment counts in Mozilla's bid for mobile relevanceCNETMozilla could soon release a beta version of its dramatically overhauled Android browser, a crucial step in the organization's attempt to stay relevant in the tech industry's mobile transformation. Or it might have to wait six weeks.Mozilla's mobile gap: How bad is it?ZDNet (blog)Mozilla Has Announced a Global Ad Video ContestPopsop.comFirefox Profile Switcher Add-onGhacks Technology Newsall 5 news articles »

  • Firefox 10.0 Beta 6 - Neowin

    25 Jan 2012 | 5:40 am
    Firefox 10.0 Beta 6NeowinMozilla Firefox is a fast, full-featured Web browser. Firefox includes pop-up blocking, tab-browsing, integrated Google search, simplified privacy controls, a streamlined browser window that shows you more of the page than any other browser and a and more »

  • Emily Carr and Mozilla Launch Ebook on the Future of Learning - MarketWatch (press release)

    24 Jan 2012 | 8:52 pm
    Emily Carr and Mozilla Launch Ebook on the Future of LearningMarketWatch (press release)In partnership with the Mozilla Foundation, Emily Carr University of Art + Design's Social and Interactive Media (SIM) Centre is pleased to announce the launch of the ebook - Learning, Freedom and the Web, by Anya Kamenetz and participants of the 2010 and more »

  • Node at scale: What Google, Mozilla, & Yahoo are doing with Node.js - VentureBeat

    24 Jan 2012 | 5:00 pm
    VentureBeatNode at scale: What Google, Mozilla, & Yahoo are doing with Node.jsVentureBeatRepresentatives from Google, Yahoo, Mozilla, and startup i.TV were on hand to talk about using Node when instability is not an option. One overarching note: Everyone onstage said they used Express, the Sinatra-like Node.js framework.Node.js inventor extends JavaScript programming beyond browsersInfoWorldCloud9 Pushes Toward MainstreamTechWeekEurope UKGoogle's Chrome Browser Sprouts Programming Kit of The FutureWired NewsArs Technicaall 25 news articles »
 
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  • History Viewer 4.8 - PC Advisor

    28 Jan 2012 | 2:36 am
    Ghacks Technology NewsHistory Viewer 4.8PC AdvisorHistory Viewer can detail the URL history, address bar, cookies, downloads and more, for IE, Firefox and Chrome. The program can highlight plenty of Windows-related histories, too. In a click or two you can view recently opened documents, the searches Close'n Forget Removes Active Sites From Firefox's HistoryGhacks Technology NewsWho's doing what on that shared PC? History Viewer can tell youBetaNewsall 4 news articles »

  • Homebrew Projects: FireNes on Firefox 3 - PerezStart.com

    27 Jan 2012 | 8:10 pm
    Homebrew Projects: FireNes on Firefox 3PerezStart.comby mrjuandrful in Misc For all you new Firefox 3 user's out there, there a neat plug-in that brings most of your favorite NES roms to your browser. Now, I have to admit I like FCE Ultra emulator a bit better because it supports a joystick and ALL roms

  • How to add keyboard shortcuts to Netflix - CNET (blog)

    27 Jan 2012 | 4:37 pm
    How to add keyboard shortcuts to NetflixCNET (blog)The script states it will definitely work in Firefox, but also seems to work Chrome, Opera, and Safari without much of a hitch. Here's how to get it for yourself: Step 1: Open your Web browser of choice. The notes for the script suggest that you use Add Keyboard Shortcuts to Netflix's Web InterfaceLifehackerall 2 news articles »

  • Firefox 12 will feature long-awaited New Tab Page and Home Tab - ExtremeTech

    27 Jan 2012 | 9:09 am
    ExtremeTechFirefox 12 will feature long-awaited New Tab Page and Home TabExtremeTechBy Sebastian Anthony on January 27, 2012 at 9:52 am After a long gestation period, it now appears that Firefox 12 — which moves to the Aurora channel at the end of the month — will feature the long-awaited New Tab Page and Home Tab.

  • HP webOS open source release, what it means for you - CBS News

    26 Jan 2012 | 12:31 pm
    TechRadar UKHP webOS open source release, what it means for youCBS NewsIf you're a developer you can start tinkering with the Javascript app framework - which HP says will run on Chrome, IE 9, Firefox and Safari. The final step of the platform going open source will come in September with the release of Open webOS 1.0.HP's webOS to be fully open-sourced by SeptemberTechSpotOpen WebOS committed to fall 2012CNETDevelopers Poised For Open Source webOS By SeptemberDr. Dobb'sLos Angeles Times -Tom's Hardware Guideall 170 news articles »
 
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    "MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD" - Google News

  • Wanted: a personal information organiser - The Guardian (blog)

    26 Jan 2012 | 9:28 am
    The Guardian (blog)Wanted: a personal information organiserThe Guardian (blog)Mozilla's Thunderbird email program and Lightning calendar provide an open source alternative. If you really want to put everything into a single program – including to-do lists, journal entries, notes and a full calendar – then you need a personal and more »

  • A Is for Antivirus, Z Is for Zip: Free Software from AZ - NewsFactor Network

    24 Jan 2012 | 11:04 am
    A Is for Antivirus, Z Is for Zip: Free Software from AZNewsFactor NetworkMozilla's Thunderbird is one alternative. A tip: the add-on Lightning gives Thunderbird a calendar function. Encryption: Open source software TrueCrypt doesn't just encrypt individual files on a computer, but entire drives or USB memory sticks.and more »

  • A is for antivirus; Z is for zip: your free software A-Z - Monsters and Critics.com

    21 Jan 2012 | 9:16 pm
    A is for antivirus; Z is for zip: your free software A-ZMonsters and Critics.comMozilla's Thunderbird is one alternative. A tip: the add-on Lightning gives Thunderbird a calendar function. Encryption: Open source software TrueCrypt doesn't just encrypt individual files on a computer, but entire drives or USB memory sticks.

  • Thunderbird innovates, but Web mail wins - USA TODAY

    21 Jan 2012 | 3:00 pm
    USA TODAYThunderbird innovates, but Web mail winsUSA TODAYSo I was skeptical when a new version of Mozilla's Thunderbird came along. I had all but abandoned it years ago. I was surprised to see how much had changed and improved when I gave Thunderbird a fresh look. Although it took me a while to get used to, and more »

  • Thunderbird Tip: Make E-Mail Replies Start at the Top - PCWorld

    20 Jan 2012 | 11:02 am
    Ghacks Technology NewsThunderbird Tip: Make E-Mail Replies Start at the TopPCWorldBy Rick Broida, PCWorld Jan 20, 2012 9:00 AM Last week I mentioned that I've been evaluating Mozilla Thunderbird as a potential replacement for Microsoft Outlook, which I currently use for e-mail (among other things). It turns out Thunderbird has How To Make Thunderbird More SecureGhacks Technology Newsall 3 news articles »
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    SeaMonkey Project News

  • SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 5

    The SeaMonkey Project
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 5 is now available for free download on the SeaMonkey website. We encourage testers to get involved in discussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.

  • SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 4

    The SeaMonkey Project
    20 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 4 is now available for free download on the SeaMonkey website. We encourage testers to get involved in discussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.

  • SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 3

    The SeaMonkey Project
    7 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 3 is now available for free download on the SeaMonkey website. We encourage testers to get involved in discussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.

  • SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 2

    The SeaMonkey Project
    30 Dec 2011 | 6:00 am
    SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 2 is now available for free download on the SeaMonkey website. We encourage testers to get involved in discussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.

  • SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 1

    The SeaMonkey Project
    24 Dec 2011 | 6:00 am
    SeaMonkey 2.7 Beta 1 is now available for free download on the SeaMonkey website. We encourage testers to get involved in discussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.
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    Mitchell's Blog

  • PIPA/SOPA and Why You Should Care

    mitchell
    17 Jan 2012 | 11:03 pm
    Congress is considering the most talked-about copyright legislation in a decade, known as Protect IP (PIPA) in the Senate and Stop Online Piracy (SOPA) in the House. Today, Mozilla announced that we’ll join with other sites in a virtual strike to protest PIPA/SOPA. SOPA makes all of us potential criminals if we don’t become the enforcement arm of a new government regulatory and policing structure. SOPA does not target websites serving up unauthorized content. SOPA does not target people accessing those websites. SOPA targets all the rest of us. These costs are significant,…

  • User Sovereignty for our Data

    mitchell
    13 Jan 2012 | 11:18 am
    Our Internet experiences involve more and more data about us. Some of this data we create ourselves.  Sometimes our friends and acquaintances create it, and sometimes the services we use create data about us. On one hand this enables all sorts of exciting new applications. On the other hand, there are some very disconcerting aspects to the explosion of personal data. The ability of big data and cloud service providers to monitor, log, store, use, correlate and sell information about who we are and what we do has huge implications for society and for individuals. Right now there’s no…

  • 3 Min Video of the Mozilla Story

    mitchell
    4 Jan 2012 | 6:32 pm
    Mozilla is so much more than Firefox.  Mozilla is an idea, a mission, implemented through products, the market and people.  This video does a nice job of explaining how all this fits together.

  • Mozilla Public License Version 2.0 Released

    mitchell
    3 Jan 2012 | 12:04 pm
    We’re starting off 2012 by releasing MPL 2.0, the updated version of the Mozilla Public License.  Here are the details about MPL 2.0.  The MPL was created as part of the launch of the Mozilla project in 1998, and was updated once in 1999.  The MPL is used by the Mozilla project for much of its code, including Firefox and Thunderbird.  It is also used by other organizations and individuals. Version 2.0 is similar in spirit to the previous versions, but shorter, better, and more compatible with other Free Software and Open Source Licenses.   We appreciate the help of the Free…

  • Mozilla in the New Era: Long-ish Video Description From MozCamp Asia

    mitchell
    29 Dec 2011 | 1:35 pm
    November was MozCamp month for Mozilla. We held MozCamp Europe, including the Mid-East and Africa, and MozCamp Asia. For each MozCamp I gave an opening talk that touches on: what mozilla is, our key goals a bit of history about what we’ve done so far to meet our goals what we’re working on today what we should be doing in the future to meet our goals. I’ve embedded the opening talk from MozCamp below. It’s a video, but the audio is the important part. It’s about 40 minutes long, so it’s not a set of sound-bites and it may seem slow-paced.   It is however,…
 
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    Asa Dotzler: Firefox and more

  • End of Firefox Support for Windows 2000

    27 Jan 2012 | 5:20 pm
    For a number of years we've held off on updating our Windows toolchain to a newer version of Visual Studio, and in so doing preserved support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP RTM and SP1. Firefox developers and the 99.6% of our Windows users have paid a price for this support, though. Our developers have not been able to take advantage of new compiler features and have had to struggle to keep valuable optimizations from breaking -- including having had to back out and ultimately delay some important new features like SPDY. Our users have have suffered a slower Firefox than would be possible as…

  • Firefox in 2012

    23 Jan 2012 | 1:29 pm
    The first public version of the browser called "Firefox" -- a 0.8 release, came out 8 years ago. With that release and the 1.0 release later that same year, we showed the world that browsers mattered. Innovative new features like tabbed browsing, pop-up blocking, spell-checking, integrated search, and browser add-ons, re-invigorated not just the browser market, but the entire Web. We put users in control of that mess of windows, and the horrible pop-ups from advertisers and malware makers. We made it simple for users to customize their experience and to find what they were looking for without…

  • Personal Data is the Currency

    23 Jan 2012 | 12:18 pm
    Personal data is the currency of today's digital market, and like any currency, it needs stability and trust. Only if consumers can 'trust' that their data is well protected, will they continue to entrust businesses and authorities with it, buy online, and accept new services. That's from EU Commissioner Viviane Reding, speaking at the DLD Conference in Munich. I think the final sentence there takes an optimistic view on users' understanding of the issue, but I hope that we can build a Web where something like that will be obviously true to everyone. Ms. Reding's proposal for new regulations…

  • Join Us

    19 Jan 2012 | 8:45 pm
    Tim Taubert recently posted on how he got involved with Mozilla. I intend to post about my experience at some point in the not too distant future but for now I wanted to highlight something from Tim's post: I loved this feature but noticed that it was in an early stage and needed some fixes. I set up a Firefox build environment, went through Bugzilla to find open bugs, nagged people on IRC and was totally overwhelmed by the warm welcome and the appreciation of my work. This was something I did not at all experience when trying to contribute to other open source projects. Some areas are more…

  • Are You Building Add-ons That Include C++?

    19 Jan 2012 | 8:24 pm
    Are you an add-on author that uses C++ in your add-on(s)? If so, can you take a look over this discussion and comment there if you think it would help you maintain your add-on(s)? We're trying to balance moving as quickly as we can to improve Firefox and Gecko with maintaining add-on and Web compatibility and this approach looks somewhat promising for at least some add-on authors. Please post comments to that thread and not here. Thanks.
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    The Rumbling Edge

  • 2012-01-08 Calendar builds

    Gary Kwong
    9 Jan 2012 | 2:04 am
    Calendar release history Common (excluding Website bugs): (12) Fixed: 316916 – Implement Task filter (Search for tasks in task list on tasks tab) / Implement “Find Events or Tasks” Fixed: 362940 – Invite Attendees dialog: remove “Next hour” and “Previous hour” buttons Fixed: 537456 – It is not possible to copy/paste Tasks from the Task View or Today Pane Fixed: 586276 – Hooks / stubs mechanisms for Mozilla Lightning Fixed: 588799 – The latest thunderbird and lightning no longer work with chandler projects server Fixed: 704001…

  • 2012-01-08 Thunderbird comm-central builds

    Gary Kwong
    9 Jan 2012 | 2:01 am
    Thunderbird release history Thunderbird-specific: (21) Fixed: 391004 – “Open Browser with Message-ID” should be removed from References’ and Message-IDs’ context menu for emails Fixed: 534466 – Address book birthday field doesn’t parse date formats correctly and displays spurious date elements. Fixed: 561517 – Exception setting up account Fixed: 609424 – review, update make live crash article Fixed: 696347 – Compact Folders throws error message cmd_compactFolder. TypeError: this._resetThreadPane is not a function Fixed: 705381…

  • 2011-12-26 Calendar builds

    Gary Kwong
    26 Dec 2011 | 6:35 pm
    Calendar release history Common (excluding Website bugs): (15) Fixed: 428022 – Category color indicators should be printed Fixed: 459021 – Invite Attendees dialog: automatically expand address book mailing lists Fixed: 537456 – It is not possible to copy/paste Tasks from the Task View or Today Pane Fixed: 563177 – No tooltip shown for Calendar and Tasks toolbar button Fixed: 605378 – Fail to parse supported-calendar-component-set results from Chandler PROPFIND Fixed: 612031 – follow-up to removal of region.dtd Fixed: 671119 – Calendar widget colors do…

  • 2011-12-26 Thunderbird comm-central builds

    Gary Kwong
    26 Dec 2011 | 6:28 pm
    Thunderbird release history Thunderbird-specific: (55) Fixed: 223132 – need a scrollbar on the envelope panel (view all headers / long address lists) Fixed: 323144 – “Trust junk mail headers set by” should support Bogofilter’s “X-Bogosity” header Fixed: 442838 – Unfork <msgCompSecurityInfo.xul> Fixed: 458454 – Ability to customize vanilla Thunderbird with a group of settings (through distribution.ini) Fixed: 521209 – Alt-S and alt-D access key twice in Options/Display Fixed: 543210 – Disable .pdf attachment warner when…

  • 2011-11-29 Calendar builds

    Gary Kwong
    29 Nov 2011 | 10:36 pm
    Calendar release history Common (excluding Website bugs): (20) Fixed: 362645 - Google Calendar Provider: Support for Optimistic Concurrency Fixed: 386516 - Monthly repeating event on last day of month occurs on wrong dates Fixed: 406579 - Update story for timezone database Fixed: 434009 - Replace Task Progress bar colors Fixed: 582089 - caldav won’t display calendar items if they are marked with a content type of “text/plain” Fixed: 624662 - Event dialog: start/end timezone get lost if ‘all day’ checkbox is ticked/de-ticked once Fixed: 625272 - Port |Bug 617787…
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