Firefox/Planning/2013-02-13
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Planning Meeting Details
- Wednesdays - 11:00am PT, 18:00 UTC
- Mountain View Offices: Warp Core Conference Room
- Toronto Offices: Finch Conference Room
- irc.mozilla.org #planning for backchannel
- (the developer meeting takes place on Tuesdays)
Video/Teleconference Details - NEW
- 650-903-0800 or 650-215-1282 x92 Conf# 99696 (US/INTL)
- 1-800-707-2533 (pin 369) Conf# 99696 (US)
- Vidyo Room: ProductCoordination
- Vidyo Guest URL
REMEMBER
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Actions from Last Week
Schedule & Progress on Upcoming Releases
Firefox Desktop
Current Releases
Beta (128)
Aurora (54)
Nightly (129)
Firefox Metro
- Iteration #1 - Completed:
- Total value of iteration story points committed to: 102
- Total value of iteration story points completed: 30
- Total number of iteration stories committed to: 13
- Total number of iteration stories completed: 5
- Number of new Change Stories: 1
- Number of new Defect Stories: 0
- Iteration #2 - In Progress:
- Iteration #2 is scheduled to run from Thursday February 7 - Thursday February 21.
- Total points for iteration: 115
- Total stories included in iteration: 16
- Completed points to date: 37
- 32% of total iteration backlog complete
- Completed stories to date: 6
- Days remaining in iteration: 7
- QA will be conducting functionality testing on completed stories during an iteration to provide developers the opportunity to submit a release that is the best it can be at the end of the iteration.
- 2 of the 6 completed stories have already been reviewed and passed testing.
- Iteration #2 is scheduled to run from Thursday February 7 - Thursday February 21.
- Legacy Work:
- Three areas of the project are currently being organized to allow a schedule forecast to be created:
Firefox Mobile
Current Releases
- Nice job spinning up a fix for bug 838603 and qualifying Fx 18.0.2: https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Fennec/18/Release/18.0.2 <== we chose this rev # to match desktop's version
- A fix for bug 839380 zh-hk locale should use zh-tw translation instead of zh-cnhas been uplifted through to beta just in time. Many thanks to everyone to jumped in to get this fixed and tested so quickly.
Beta (128)
- We Shipped Fx19 Beta 5 to Google Play: https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Fennec/19/Beta/5
- Uplifted: bug 838583 - Favicons are tiny in Awesomebar history tab
Aurora (54)
- Uplifted: bug 818072 - PBM - Back and forward button enabled / disabled states look reversed
Nightly (129)
- backed out: bug 829596 Remove "Tablet" from UA string of Firefox on Android tablets
- bug 838807 Removed 66% of all icons!! Available in today's nightly
- More Flat UI on inbound- bug 840346 No more textures. Solid colors for better performance
- Freshly +'d, bug 840871 From http://cl.ly/image/0n3X3w2y1Q03 to http://cl.ly/image/2J3e150w3Q09
- Finalizing new tabs UI; all known issues are now fixed, see: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=817732#c17
- Nice fixes have landed between central and inbound to help polish the current implementation of WebRT support for WebApps as seen bug 839242, 837393 bug 837393, bug 835399
- Also fixed: bug 840823 Race condition when removing tabs at startup and Bug 840601 - Clear saved reader mode page in tab destroy
- bug 838745 - java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Invalid index <n>, size is <n> at java.util.ArrayList.throwIndexOutOfBoundsException(ArrayList.java) at org.mozilla.gecko.AboutHomePromoBox$<m>.onGotTypes(AboutHomePromoBox.java)
Services
Firefox Sync
Product Announcements
Add-on SDK
Release (1.12 -> Firefox 18, 19)
Stabilization (1.13 -> Firefox 19, 20)
Development (1.14 -> Firefox 20, 21)
Feedback Summary
Desktop
Mobile
UX & User Research
Market Insights from the Product Marketing Strategy Team
Desktop / Platform
Adobe
- Adobe posted a detailed summary of how their WebKit implementation of the CSS Custom Filters specification works.
- The company also released a critical security fix for Adobe Flash to address at least two known "zero-day" vulnerabilities.
- Google has officially announced that the new manifest type for Chrome Apps and Extensions will be mandated as of March 4, 2013. The new framework introduces a number of security and API improvements.
- Google posted another call to the web to adopt its WebP image format, saying that they were able to reduce image sizes by 30% on average in the Chrome Web Store
Microsoft
- Microsoft released fixes for thirteen critical security vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
Opera
- Opera officially announced that they had 300 million users, and that all their browser products would be switching to the WebKit and V8 browser/JavaScript engines, saying that "instead of tying up resources duplicating what's already implemented in WebKit, we can focus on innovation to make a better browser. "
W3C
- The W3C HTML working group announced that they would publish a first public working draft of the Encrypted Media Extensions document, a proposal by Google and Netflix for browsers to support Digital Rights Management of various content types (e.g. video)