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Exactly. I love Firefox and use it as my primary browser but this is the wrong conclusion. Don't make your telemetry backend more reliable. Instead break it on
by progbits 5y ago
Exactly. I love Firefox and use it as my primary browser but this is the wrong conclusion.
Don't make your telemetry backend more reliable. Instead break it on purpose several times a day. That way a similar bug in the browser will not make it past dev channel.
- Yoric 5y agoAs mentioned in a few places, the telemetry backend was not the culprit. The network stack was. The network stack is already pretty heavily tested and fuzzed, but obviously that didn't catch this specific bug.
- cxr 5y agoHow is this a response to the message you're replying to? You seem not to have understood it at all.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- miyuru 5y agoI also get that telemetry was not main culprit, but the way they are have ordered the "lessons learned" list they seem to be blaming GCP which THEY use (not end users) for telemetry collection. so they are unknowingly acknowledging the telemetry collection a major issue on the incident. My thinking is that list should be reordered as ultimate culprit to blame is firefox itself.(make the third point on lessons learned as the first one)