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Monthly Archives: June 2005
Cocoa Widget Work
I’m working on Cocoa widgets some now, trying to fix them up and get them working in Firefox. Basically, we’ll have Camino-style widgets in Firefox. Using Cocoa widgets doesn’t necessarily mean that widgets (form buttons, etc…) will look like native … Continue reading
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Apple Hardware Impresses Me Again
Yesterday I spilled a lot of water right on top of my PowerBook. Not a shot-glass worth – about half a cup. It pretty much flowed all over the keyboard, while the machine was running, compiling a copy of Firefox. … Continue reading
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Mac Mozilla.org Development Wiki
I have started a Mac development section at Mozilla’s wiki site. http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mac:Home_Page In the Mac development section I have outlined some of the most important things we need to work on over the medium to long term. For each one … Continue reading
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Vrrroooomm
I haven’t worked much today because I was up until 4 AM debugging Mozilla’s internal screen coordinate system and then all the Mozilla Foundation folks went GoKart racing in Burlingame around the time I showed up at work. Kart racing … Continue reading
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Support for Mac OS X 10.1 Officially Dropped
Support for Mac OS X 10.1.x has been dropped. Current CVS code (including the forthcoming Firefox 1.1) will not run correctly if at all on 10.1.x for any Mozilla.org products. See bug 298430 for details. Don’t spam that bug with … Continue reading
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Firefox and Thunderbird Now Using CFRunLoop
I checked in the code for switching all Mac OS X products to CFRunLoop. Tomorrow’s nightly builds will use it. None of the “regressions” pointed out by test users seemed related to CFRunLoop, they were just problems on the trunk … Continue reading
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Camino 0.9a1 is out!
Camino 0.9 Alpha 1 is out! Get it from: http://www.caminobrowser.org/ Release notes: http://www.caminobrowser.org/releases/09a1.html Yes, this is the one with the spiffy new tabs…
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Firefox Mac Builds with CFRunLoop
I posted a test build of Firefox to the mozilla.org FTP site. ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/experimental/plevent/firefox-1.0+.en-US.mac.PLEVENT.dmg This build uses the CFRunLoop event system, which should be a major performance win, especially for plugins and drawing. We need the community to test this quite … Continue reading
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Dear Opera
About 8.0.1 on Mac OS X… – nice rendering engine – snappy, looks nice (except for text placement in form widgets) – your toolbar/tab/prefs and URL bar UI looks terrible – see Apple Human Interface Guidelines You did the hard … Continue reading
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WWDC, Firefox, Camino, Intel Updates
I haven’t been able to post much lately, but here is what has been going on with me and Mozilla stuff lately. I’m at WWDC now, which is pretty cool. Many of the sessions could be replaced by some simple … Continue reading
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