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Mozilla News
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23 January 2002
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European Mozilla Developer Meeting
The second European Mozilla
Developer Meeting will be held February 16-17 at
FOSDEM in Brussels. The
tentative schedule includes sessions on XUL, the internals of
the DOM, and Localization.
Welcome, Peter Bojanic
Peter Bojanic, of OEone and our
newest associate staff member, will be assisting with Mozilla 1.0
project management tasks including canvassing developers about bugs
they believe are important for Mozilla 1.0.
Bugzilla 2.14.1 Released
Bugzilla 2.14.1 is now available.
This release fixes several
security issues.
Bugzilla is the open source web-based bug tracking system used by
mozilla.org and many other projects.
Mozilla On Video
The first of the Developer Day
videos
are now available online. Watch for more to be released in the coming
weeks. Mike Ang's SVLUG presentation is also available.
1.0 Manifesto
Please read the
Mozilla 1.0 Manifesto
and comment on it via
news.
Help us to define and refine criteria by which 1.0 can be done
within five milestones.
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Status Update
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17 January 2002
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This status update contains information on JS/DOM Performance, XML, DOM,
Security, Mailnews, Editor, and more...
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Mozilla is an open-source web browser, designed for
standards compliance, performance and portability.
For more info about us, read
Mozilla at a Glance.
We provide binaries for testing and feedback. Try out Mozilla
and report bugs to us.
Mozilla 0.9.7
Mozilla 0.9.7 is our
latest milestone release. Read the
release notes for instructions and a list of known issues.
Please use our talkback builds on
Windows,
Macintosh
and
Linux
so common crash bugs can be quickly identified and fixed.
Nightly Builds
Created most weekdays from the previous day's work,
these will probably work, but maybe not. Use them to verify
whether a bug you're tracking has been fixed.
MacOS 9,
MacOS X,
i386 Linux,
Windows,
Linux PPC,
Solaris,
FreeBSD,
Irix,
BeOS,
HPUX,
OS/2,
BSD/OS,
etc.
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