mozblouie.wordpress.com
Some cool releases this week | Development Un-Arrested
https://mozblouie.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/some-cool-releases-this-week
A Mozilla intern's quest to engage developers. Some cool releases this week. August 24, 2010 – 3:00 pm. Of the update earlier today. If you’re interested at all in the future of tab and task management, definitely check out the latest beta. Also of note: the refreshed Mozilla Developer Network, as I’ve been discussing in many of my posts below, releases tonight, meaning that when you go to developer.mozilla.org. Laquo; Firefox 4.0 beta 3 live. Introducing the new MDN website. It should also be said that ...
enndeakin.wordpress.com
XBL Performance Tips | Neil's Place
https://enndeakin.wordpress.com/2011/10/04/xbl-performance-tips
October 4, 2011. 8212; enndeakin @ 5:13 pm. As I’ve been investigating XBL caching, I’ve been looking into some additional performance characteristics. Here are some tips on improving your use of XBL in Mozilla, relying on specific implementation details to gain performance benefits. You probably won’t notice much difference, but lots of minor changes can add up. The field element defines a value on a element. The code for it is compiled when the field is first accessed, not when it is defined. F...The c...
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Firefox and addon developers should set devtools.chrome.enabled | dave camp
https://campd.wordpress.com/2012/11/12/firefox-and-addon-developers-should-set-devtools-chrome-enabled
Firefox and addon developers should set devtools.chrome.enabled. November 12, 2012. If you work on Firefox or addons, you should have the devtools.chrome.enabled pref set. Use about:config or open up your Developer Toolbar and run “pref set devtools.chrome.enabled true”. While you’re at it set devtools.debugger.remote-enabled. Restart your browser. What’s There Now. Command Line – calllog chromestart. What’s Coming Up. Filtering by globals – there are a Lot of sources in the browser. Filtering ...Freezin...
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Using Git With Mozilla | bholley.work.blog
https://bholley.wordpress.com/2010/10/23/using-git-with-mozilla
Things I'm Working On. Using Git With Mozilla. October 23, 2010. This summer I went on a quest to improve my workflow. I wasn’t really happy with the standard Mercurial/mq approach used by most Mozilla developers. I spent a while experimenting with alternative ways of using Mercurial, and even did a fair amount of hacking on hg itself to fix some bugs. Brief Aside – A Ten-Second Introduction to Git. Directory, which contains a soup of commit files, bucketed into sub-directories. Whose latest commit is.
chrislord.net
Tips for smooth scrolling web pages (EdgeConf follow-up) – ChrisLord.net
http://chrislord.net/index.php/2013/02/11/tips-for-smooth-scrolling-web-pages-edgeconf-follow-up
Tips for smooth scrolling web pages (EdgeConf follow-up). I’m starting to type this up as EdgeConf. Draws to a close. I spoke on the performance panel, with Shane O’Sullivan. Moderated by Matt Delaney. Thinking of things that are slow to draw, radial gradients are very slow. This is really just a bug that we should fix, but if you must use CSS radial gradients, try not to change them, or put them in the background of elements that frequently change. Or any kind of. Another thing that slows down drawing i...
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l10n | Yet Another Tech Blog
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Yet Another Tech Blog. Flod] l10n, Mozilla and other stuff. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. BBCodeXtra – Custom Tags. BBCodextra – Menu Reference. May 18, 2015. If you never noticed the menu item. In this blog, I’m the developer of a small add-on for Firefox called BBCodeXtra. It’s an extension, started about 10 years ago, that makes posting on forums and other places (e.g. GitHub) a little less painful. If you want to contribute updating your localization:. If you want to receive an ...
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bbcodextra | Yet Another Tech Blog
https://www.yetanothertechblog.com/category/bbcodextra
Yet Another Tech Blog. Flod] l10n, Mozilla and other stuff. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. BBCodeXtra – Custom Tags. BBCodextra – Menu Reference. May 18, 2015. If you never noticed the menu item. In this blog, I’m the developer of a small add-on for Firefox called BBCodeXtra. It’s an extension, started about 10 years ago, that makes posting on forums and other places (e.g. GitHub) a little less painful. If you want to contribute updating your localization:. If you want to receive an ...
jonoscript.wordpress.com
Pie In The Sky | Not The User's Fault
https://jonoscript.wordpress.com/2008/10/28/pie-in-the-sky
These things I believe. Not The User's Fault. Jono at Mozilla Labs. October 28, 2008. Pie In The Sky. Posted by jonoscript under Uncategorized. This blog post is a hands-on experiment. If you have Firefox 3, before you read any further, please go to this page and try out the demo. Labs, after all.). Anyway, the demo presented two different styles of pop-up menus and asked you to repeatedly select the same menu item. Which menu style made the task easier? Why do you think that was? If so, please leave a l...
pcwalton.blogspot.com
Miscellany: Build Times Visualized
http://pcwalton.blogspot.com/2011/02/build-times-visualized.html
Miscellaneous notes from a research hacker. Thursday, February 24, 2011. Here's a graph (whipped up in a couple of lines of bash) of where we spend our time when building a clean Firefox from scratch. Tested on Mac OS X 10.6 on a Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro, with a. Posted by Patrick Walton. One important thing is missing: make itself. February 25, 2011 at 12:01 AM. Planet is confused by your strange script tag which includes both a src attribute and some content which looks like data rather than actual script.
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firefox os | Yet Another Tech Blog
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Yet Another Tech Blog. Flod] l10n, Mozilla and other stuff. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. BBCodeXtra – Custom Tags. BBCodextra – Menu Reference. Category Archives: firefox os. L10n: String Length and Verbosity across Languages. December 27, 2013. A few months ago I was discussing with @kaze. On Firefox OS, and he came out with a sentence that left me doubtful:. According to the desktop metrics I had, French is the least compact locale and Chinese is the most compact one. I’m n...