Taras’ Blog » Blog Archive » PSA: DOM Local Storage considered harmful
Recently there have been a number of blog posts on optimizations possible via Local StorageAPI. When Microsoft, Google, Amazon and a number of others aggressively adopt a new feature, people notice. The optimization is to use Local Storage to reduce network requests and/or payload size. This should result in a more responsive experience for the user… except when it doesn’t. This strategy can backf
Taras’ Blog » Blog Archive » Snappy Feb 9: Blame Canada!
The meeting was short this time because all of the participating people in the Toronto office conspired be busy or on vacation today. Our UX team helped us decide to turn on tabs-on-demand + do tab restore by default, Bug 711193. This change will make interacting with the browser more responsive after startup, help MemShink and not trigger as much captive wifi portal badness. Frontend people are b
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Release Management Blog Thoughts and facts on shipping quality software by the team that ships Firefox every 4 weeks We work hard as an organization to ship the best browser possible every 4 weeks with about 1000 new patches per release. We ship new features to make our browser useful and easy to use. We also do platform work to be able to render new sites and web applications while remaining comp
Graydon’s work on Mozilla » Blog Archive » Rust 0.1 release
Another six months and we have our first release. Rust is now at a point where we’d like to invite people to write code in it. It’s not set in stone — things will change, code will break — but we’re comfortable expanding the set of users a little beyond the set of compiler hackers. You can write interesting programs and libraries in it now; we’d like to see adventurous people try to do so, and see
Taras’ Blog » Blog Archive » Snappy, Jan 5
I expected to a slow week, but there was a surprising amount of progress. I take this as further evidence that having managers go on vacation does wonders to engineer productivity Interactivity with lots of tabs We spent a lot of time pondering how to approach browser sluggishness in light of having tons of tabs open. On one hand people should understand, that one can’t expect the browser perfo
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