Firefox3/Schedule

Please do not edit these pages without permission of the Gran Paradiso steering group. Your feedback and comments are welcomed on the discussion page.

Mozilla Developer's Calendar

The Mozilla Developer's Calendar holds the most up to date schedule for the development milestones and planned release dates of Mozilla products:

• subscribe to the ICS file (use Mozilla Sunbird, Apple iCal, or Google Calendar)
• add the calendar to your Google Calendar account.
• view the calendar as a webpage.

Release Criteria

Alpha release criteria:

• Alphas must be generally usable for testing websites and features
• No significant features broken
• Major/high value sites should function and display in a reasonable fashion

Beta release criteria

• Betas must be stable and usable enough for daily browsing for a large number of people
• Features are fully implemented, if not finalized
• Most sites should display properly and regression free (from previous major release)

Gecko 1.9 / Firefox3 Milestone Schedule

This is draft milestone schedule for Gecko 1.9 and the Gran Paradiso release. We are currently in early-planning stages for Firefox 3, so these dates should not be considered fixed, but rather as a reflection of our current estimates (i.e., these are *draft* dates).

• Proposal for L10N cut-off dates

Release	Date	Description
Alpha 1	December 2006	Developer Preview ("Dogfood") Gran Paradiso alpha 1 release notes
Alpha 2	8 Feb 2007	Gecko 1.9a2 Release Notes, Gran Paradiso alpha 2 release notes
Alpha 3	23 March 2007	Gran Paradiso alpha 3 release notes
Alpha 4	27 April 2007	Gran Paradiso alpha 4 release notes
Alpha 5	June 6, 2007	Gran Paradiso alpha 5 release notes
Alpha 6	July 2, 2007	Gran Paradiso alpha 6 release notes
Alpha 7	August 3, 2007	Gran Paradiso alpha 7 release notes
M8	Sept 5, 2007 Code Freeze September 18 Ship (or sooner)	First l10n builds. Front end feature frozen (no planned features past this point). Threat-level: Yellow
M9	October 16, 2007 Code Freeze	All strings frozen two weeks prior to release. Really frozen. String changes past this will cause overall schedule slippage.