The Official Win32 20120330 builds are out

[Peter(6)]

announcement march 22, 2012:
Ladies and gentlemen,
I've been doing the nightly build threads now for just over 8 years and I've decided I'll retire from this voluntary "job" at the last day of this month. I've done my share and it's time for someone younger (I'm almost 55) to try and keep up with the daily changes to all the builds. We've come a long way since I started and without all your help Firefox would not be what it is today.
If you wish the work to be continued then don't look at others, but like me, take it yourself.
If you need any assistance you can PM me.
thank you,
Peter

(volunteers: #1 RedFlames ...)

A couple of notes about the Nightly thread.
Nightly Build thread RSS feed (courtesy DaCypher)

The Official Win32 20120330 NIGHTLY build is out. Changeset: 92fe907ddac8
The Official Win32 20120330 AURORA build is out. Changeset: fdce25e870da
.The Official Firefox 12 BETA 4 build 1 builds are not yet out Changeset: 833d79ffbf39

Previous NIGHTLY 20120329 (FF14.0a1)
Previous AURORA 20120329 (FF13.0a2)
Previous BETA 20120328 (FF12.0b3)

Hourly NIGHTLY builds : mozilla-central-linux || mozilla-central-macosx || mozilla-central-win32 || Firefox Tinderbox || NIGHTLY Changelog
Hourly NIGHTLY archive for Windows, Mac and Linux (not the final format yet)
AURORA Tinderbox || AURORA changelog

Last update: 2012-03-30 -- 07:50 PDT = 15:50 UTC

Fixed:

NIGHTLY

1. #701377 [Firefox:Session Restore]-setTabState() always unhides the tab [All]
2. #724599
3. #729924 [Core:MathML]-maction: statusline actiontype should use the second child as a message [All]
4. #734259 [Firefox:Developer Tools: Inspector]-Clicking a system stylesheet in the style inspector does not open the source [All]
5. #736342 [Core:Video/Audio]-Don't write media cache data on the main thread [All]
6. #739574 [Firefox:Theme]-Set the tabsontop attribute on the navigation toolbar and simplify CSS selectors [Win]
7. #739760 [Core:XPConnect]-doubles and floats can't be used in dictionaries [Lin]
8. #739805 [Firefox:Session Restore]-Calling getTabState() on a not-yet-restored tab wipes out text and scroll data [All]

AURORA

1. #706784 [Core:Disability Access APIs]-Firefox 8.0.1 Crash Report [@ nsLinkableAccessible::GetValue(nsAString_internal&) ] (mainly correlated to WebRoot Secure Anywhere) [Win]

BETA

1. #706784 [Core:Disability Access APIs]-Firefox 8.0.1 Crash Report [@ nsLinkableAccessible::GetValue(nsAString_internal&) ] (mainly correlated to WebRoot Secure Anywhere) [Win]

Partial Landings/WIPs/Incoming:

NIGHTLY

1. #733793 [Core:JavaScript Engine]-Crash in js::CrossCompartmentWrapper::getPropertyDescriptor @ xpc::WrapperFactory::PrepareForWrapping (mainly correlated to Youtube Video Replay) [All]

AURORA
None

BETA
None

Regressions/Annoying/Common bugs:

None

Nightly 14.0a1 fixes since 20110322 (mozilla 2.2) = ~5571
Aurora 13.0a2 fixes since 20110322 (mozilla 2.2) = ~5428
Beta 12.0 b fixes since 20110322 (mozilla 2.2) = ~4924

Release tracking Firefox 12-15 see HERE

[alex_mayorga]

Do you see an odd line between the toolbar and content at https://login.yahoo.com/ ? Yahoo!'s [poor] design apparently.

[sdrocking]

Do you see an odd line between the toolbar and content at https://login.yahoo.com/ ?

It's a part of the webpage, visible in Chrome also.

[Str0ngwun]

Why do mozdevs ignore the Add-ons manager scrolling issues?
It's glitchy and not smooth at all, if you have smooth scrolling enabled.
Especially, if your browser's window is big and especially if you have some CSS styles, that allow to display more extensions in the window of the same size.
The reason is well known - it's border radius that slows scrolling down greatly.
I wrote a small style to remove border-radius from all the elements in AOM and the scrolling is now super fast and super smooth for me.

[_Dexter_]

Why do mozdevs ignore the Add-ons manager scrolling issues?
It's glitchy and not smooth at all, if you have smooth scrolling enabled.
Especially, if your browser's window is big and especially if you have some CSS styles, that allow to display more extensions in the window of the same size.
The reason is well known - it's border radius that slows scrolling down greatly.
I wrote a small style to remove border-radius from all the elements in AOM and the scrolling is now super fast and super smooth for me.

Doesn't like -moz-border-radius on my Fx14

[lifescholar]

Something wrong in this page? Text box labelling is odd. It renders fine in IE: http://forms.enfield.gov.uk/swiftlg/apa ... ia.display

[_Dexter_]

Something wrong in this page? Text box labelling is odd. It renders fine in IE: http://forms.enfield.gov.uk/swiftlg/apa ... ia.display

Confirmed.

[Str0ngwun]

Doesn't like -moz-border-radius on my Fx14

Well, that's okay:
I wrote -moz-border-radius for versions before 13 and border-radius for 13 and higher.

[ferongr]

Why do mozdevs ignore the Add-ons manager scrolling issues?

Having lurked a few bugs about Addon manager scrolling issues in the past, lets just say that the UX team decided that prettiness is more important than performance and their opinions have more weight inside MoCo.

[ssj12]

Does anyone else have an issue loading the naruto manga here: http://www.mangareader.net/naruto/580

[Hyosung]

Hmm confirmed, the pages don't load for me. I mean the page itself does, but not the images for the manga.

[ferongr]

Works for me. Temporary hiccup?

[mikedl]

Hmm confirmed, the pages don't load for me. I mean the page itself does, but not the images for the manga.

Are there supposed to be images?

[ferongr]

Like so

[ssj12]

Hmm confirmed, the pages don't load for me. I mean the page itself does, but not the images for the manga.

Are there supposed to be images?

ya, an image is supposed to be there