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* Consider asking for QA support (MoCo employees only).
* Consider asking for QA support (MoCo employees only).


== Severity Levels (In Decreasing Order) ==
== Severity Levels ==


Severity levels in Bugzilla are designated S1 - S4, in decreasing order.  
Severity levels in Bugzilla are designated S1 - S4, in decreasing order.  


=== S1 (Catastrophic) ===
=== S1 (Catastrophic) ===
Blocks development/testing, may impact more than 25% of users, causes data loss, potential chemspill, and no workaround available.
Blocks development/testing, may impact more than 25% of users, causes data loss, potential chemspill, and no workaround available. Encountering an S1 layout bug should be '''very rare'''!


Examples of S1 layout bugs:
Examples of S1 layout bugs:
* Any security bug with the sec-critical keyword
* Any security bug with the <code>sec-critical</code> keyword
* Bugs that cause severe layout breakage on high-traffic sites, particularly breakage that results in missing or unintentionally hidden content
* Bugs that cause severe layout breakage on high-traffic sites, particularly breakage that results in missing or unintentionally hidden content
* Layout bugs that break the browser user interface in significant ways
* Layout bugs that break the browser user interface in significant ways
* Startup crashes
* Most startup crashes, unless very, very low-volume
* Crashes on frequently-visited sites, or printing crashes that affect many users
* Crashes on frequently-visited sites, or printing crashes that affect many users
=== S2 (Serious) ===
Major functionality/product severely impaired and a satisfactory workaround doesn't exist.
Examples of S2 layout bugs:
* Any security bugs with the <code>sec-high</code> keyword
* Very, very low-volume startup crashes
* Most other crashes unless they are very, very low volume
* Severe performance issues, such as very long restyle times or very long reflows, particularly if affecting frequently-visited sites
* Bugs that cause obviously visible broken layout or unintentionally hidden content
* Print output bugs that cause data loss (such as missing pages, missing content)
* Webcompat issues that cause more than minor cosmetic site breakage, particularly those for which a work around is cumbersome, tedious or difficult for authors to deploy
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