Custom Query (1174 matches)
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| #636 | invalid | Fullscreen webm video marred by loading indicator that doesn't disappear | ||
| Description |
When I play a WebM video and go into fullscreen mode, I see a spinning loading indicator that persists throughout the video, even if it is completely loaded. This visual glitch persists when I minimize the video, but can be dismissed by seeking to a different part of the clip. An aesthetic nitpick, but still irritating. This bug was encountered in Firefox 18.0.2 on gobblin.se. See the attached screenshot. |
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| #373 | fixed | Functional testing plan (test cases, e.g. for non-technical manual pre-release testing) | ||
| Description |
Some quotes from IRC: ======
<paroneayea> I think there's two things to that, we could use more unit tests, but we could also really use a functional testing plan
that is, a list of steps that somewhere before release time people can go through and test the software and make sure everything is working as expected
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<paroneayea> we could probably use omgmg for it.
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<AVRS> Mozilla uses Litmus, but it's going to be replaced.
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<paroneayea> even just a wiki page detailing procedures would be good, but a better tool like Litmus or a replacement would be nice
<paroneayea> so this type of testing is less technical
it's more like you list a whole bunch of steps to test
like, submit a large image, see if it resizes right
register with a goofy username, see if it breaks
etc
make sure that all of the expected functionality works from a user-clicking-through perspective
Example of Litmus test results: https://litmus.mozilla.org/search_results.cgi?test_run_id=83 |
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| #394 | fixed | Fuzzy timestamps | ||
| Description |
Current: "Added on 2011-02-14." Better would be: "Added 1 month ago." This also goes for comment timestamps, which are currently shown as "08:35PM 2012-02-09" which is all kinds of horrible. I have no idea how to do this though. It might already be possible with the software we're using, who knows. It also wouldn't be hard to find a jQuery plugin such as http://timeago.yarp.com/, but I'm not sure if that's the right way to go. |
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