Web developers don’t write all their code in just one line of text. They use white space between their HTML elements because it makes markup more readable: spaces, returns, tabs. … Read more
One of the most useful things you can do to help improve the quality for Firefox is to warn developers about regressions and give them all the details that will … Read more
As is fortnightly tradition, the Firefox Desktop team rallied together last Tuesday to share notes and ramblings on things that are going on. Here are some hand-picked, artisinal updates from … Read more
Years ago, every time we were releasing a new version of Firefox and bumped the version number for all Firefox channels, nightly builds were also getting a “What’s New” page … Read more
Every two weeks, engineering teams working on Firefox Desktop get together and update each other on things that they’re working on. These meetings are public. Details on how to join, … Read more
I installed Ubuntu 16.04.1 this week and decided to try out Unity, the default window manager. After I installed Nightly I assumed it would be simple to get the icon … Read more
Over the last months, Kohei Yoshino and myself worked on improving the discoverability of Firefox Nightly desktop builds and in particular localized builds. Until recently, the only way to get … Read more
I thought it would be useful to publish a brief post regarding the various communication channels that we are using right now for Nightly, as well as a few of … Read more
One of the areas we have been focusing on lately is getting crashes on file for Nightly. The Platform team created Project Uptime to specifically focus on improving our crash … Read more
It is with great pleasure that we are launching this new blog dedicated to Firefox Nightly, Nightly users and getting involved in Firefox and Mozilla contribution through Nightly. Firefox Nightly … Read more