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** Useful link: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/report.cgi?query_format=report-table&format=table&action=wrap&x_axis_field=bug_status&y_axis_field=component&product=SeaMonkey&resolution=], also see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey/Bug_events/20120921#Results] for results.
** Useful link: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/report.cgi?query_format=report-table&format=table&action=wrap&x_axis_field=bug_status&y_axis_field=component&product=SeaMonkey&resolution=], also see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey/Bug_events/20120921#Results] for results.
** Tallying Bug Day results: still in progress. See Tonymec's roundtable entry for details.
** Tallying Bug Day results: still in progress. See Tonymec's roundtable entry for details.
* '''Geolocation'''
** Geolocation now works out of the box. MoCo turned it on by default for all applications that build off mozilla-central. However we're not even sure we are legally allowed to ship with the URL in, we might need to actually put in a pref to disable that in newer builds.
** No news to date. Callek will have to reach out to his MoCo legal contact again ''Real Soon Now''.
* '''Test failures'''
* '''Test failures'''
** <u>qawanted</u>, especially on Linux and MacOSX specific issues: reproducing and reporting would already help.
** <u>qawanted</u>, especially on Linux and MacOSX specific issues: reproducing and reporting would already help.
** Serge says that on Linux and MacOSX, he just needs someone to actually run the tests and report what they see (screen, console, etc). For example, there is a Mac test about Ctrl+W not working. This should be so trivial.
** Serge says that on Linux and MacOSX, he just needs someone to actually run the tests and report what they see (screen, console, etc). For example, there is a Mac test about Ctrl+W not working. This should be so trivial.
** tonymec suggests that any enthusiastic user, even non-technical, should be able to do some testing (litmus?) and not be scared by technical language and such.
** Tonymec suggests that any enthusiastic user, even non-technical, should be able to do some testing (litmus?) and not be scared by technical language and such.
** IanN suggests reaching out to the user community using the newsgroups and forums.
** IanN suggests reaching out to the user community using the newsgroups and forums.
** Ratty to liaise with Serge when he gets back on doing a write up how the community can help us with this.
** Ratty to liaise with Serge when he gets back on doing a write up how the community can help us with this.
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