Tag Archives: Testing

First time driver: A critical fix for Firefox 4.0Beta11

Posted on February 28, 2011 by Marco

This already happened a while ago, but I just now found time to blog about it. It was during preparation of Firefox 4.0Beta11 that I found a critical accessibility issue while the second build candidate was already in testing. The … Continue reading →

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Starting an Accessible Name refactor, need your help in testing!

Posted on October 11, 2008 by Marco

For those of you following the Firefox/Gecko platform development, or for those interested in helping out, this is a call for participation. If you’re not afraid to get your hands dirty a bit and would like to help the Firefox … Continue reading →

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Progress on automated testing for the accessibility module

Posted on August 5, 2008 by Marco

Today, I checked in two changes that allow the unit tests we’ve developed for the accessibility module so far, to run on what we call a staging server. A staging server is a server that simulates production conditions, but isn’t … Continue reading →

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Accessibility testcases up in Litmus! Go and check them out!

Posted on May 30, 2008 by Marco

Litmus is Mozilla’s community testing platform that allows anyone to test Firefox or other Mozilla products by running a set of testcases and giving us feedback about whether the test passed or failed. The Mozilla QA team uses these test … Continue reading →

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