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by padenot 13y ago
There are a bunch of js error in Firefox Nightly, you might want to update you code :-).
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by padenot 13y ago
* For the restart after upgrade, either it is a bug, or you have not seen the little "restore tabs from last time" button in the lower right part of the browser. * I have not experienced that, I don't use Facebook. * For the
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by padenot 13y ago
Just wanted to note that a close-tabs-to-the-right menu entry was recently added in Nightly builds.
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by padenot 13y ago
I you are talking about rendering speed, you'll be pleased to know that people have been working on multithreaded image decoding. Not sure when it will be available in release, but it is in my Firefox Nightly.
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by padenot 13y ago
Windows 7, 8, Firefox OS, Firefox for Android are working as we speak on release. gstreamer is working on Linux and Mac, but not built by default _yet_, it should be ready in a couple weeks or something. We decided to release the support fo
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by padenot 13y ago
We tend to abbreviate Firefox OS "FxOS".
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by padenot 14y ago
Conveniently, this email [1] has been sent today by Jonas Sicking from Mozilla. It basically pinpoints all the problems developers using appcache experience, and proposes a starting point to go towards a good caching system for the web. Res
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by padenot 14y ago
Regarding repaint view, go to about:config, nglayout.debug.paint_flashing to true, and you can catch some repaint problem. Agreed, it is not the most discoverable feature. afaik, we don't have a tool for overdrawing. Hopefully this will cha
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by padenot 14y ago
As a workaround, you can close and reopen the console to get rid of the object browser. I also use Awesome, and it works for me.
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by padenot 14y ago
The Web Audio spec is more a user manual than a spec, to be fair. We are implementing the API at the moment, but the spec is so unclear that it is impossible to implement it properly. We have a couple things done and working, though. And ab
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H.264/AAC/MP3 support now enabled by default in Firefox on Windows 7(blog.pearce.org.nz)
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by padenot 14y ago
Mozilla is also quite present in chrome://credits
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by padenot 14y ago
Nick, you were absolutely right, and I was wrong. This is a pain, though, but is understandable. I'll ask the right people if we can do something, because I like not copying stuff all over. Or maybe we can we can do a static analyzer to mak
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by padenot 14y ago
I'll check tomorrow, there is a bunch of gaia folks at the office. You might be right, in which case we need to address that.
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by padenot 14y ago
See https://wiki.mozilla.org/Gaia/Shared for the details on how this works. Not having this mechanism would be pretty crappy. See https://github.com/taratatach/FFDoku/blob/erwan/index.html for a third party app that reuses code from sha
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by padenot 14y ago
Also, yes, it works, see https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/blob/master/apps/music/i... for instance. This app imports a bunch of code from /shared. Great for code sharing.
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by padenot 14y ago
Not sure, I am merely a C++ dev :-). Surely people in #gaia on IRC will know how this is handled.
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by padenot 14y ago
We have added a whole bunch of things in Gecko and Gonk to support Gaia, which is mainly the front-end. WebAPIs are one example, but we have done much more. Good thing is that this improved the rendering engine of Firefox (that uses the sam
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by padenot 14y ago
You can just include them from your app, those are shared style sheets. Everything in the /shared directory is accessible from third every app. This also includes js helpers. Also, hi :-)
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by padenot 14y ago
I've got one of these, with the IPS panel. It is fantastic. I find it better than my MBP, to be honest.
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by padenot 14y ago
It is dead easy to install Firefox OS on _some_ commonly available Android phones, see [0]. Also, see [1] for the commonly used devices to develop and use Firefox OS with a top notch experience. [0]: https://autonome.wordpress.com/2013/01/
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by padenot 14y ago
- Go to [1] (our CI) - Find a green "B" on a Win opt line (meaning that a build has succeeded for a Windows Optimized build), click on it, a panel appears at the bottom - On the bottom left of the page, you can see a link named "go to build
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by padenot 14y ago
(Mozilla dev here) I can guarantee you that people are working on it. I don't know the specifics, but it's coming along. You can follow the commits here [1]. Of course because it is free software, if you are not afraid to test a early proto
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by padenot 14y ago
You can type about:buildconfig in you address bar to see info about a particular Firefox build.
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by padenot 14y ago
(I'm a Firefox developer that happens to work on HTML5 audio and video). I can reproduce your problem on Firefox 16.0.2 , and this is fixed, at least on our Nightly builds, perhaps before that. But it is certainly embarrassing and should no
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by padenot 14y ago
The tag field is focused if I ctrl+d in Firefox. Which is very handy indeed.
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by padenot 14y ago
To be specific, the rework of the blur algorithm (which is a key part for rendering an element that has a {box,text}-shadow) is bug 509052 [1]. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=509052
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by padenot 14y ago
Yes, we do. I've just reported an issue with this page (a crash), and we are specifically working to improve our blur algorithm (which is use to make the box-shadow in CSS). afaik, it's not a specific position to read the CSS posts that mak
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by padenot 14y ago
This does not work out of the box on current Firefox nightly (19).
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by padenot 14y ago
To be fair, shumway has not as many people as Gecko or other big Mozilla projects to do triage and things for the newcomers, the shumway team being minuscule and the project an ongoing effort. If you want to contribute to a Mozilla project,

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