Geckozone

Abraxas a écrit :Ouais, ça craint un peu les contrôles vidéos absents si JS est désactivé.

Yeah, it really needs to be fixed. There is a bug filed for this exact case: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=449358 and another bug filed for the root cause: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=236839

As it stands now, either the root cause bug needs to be fixed or the controls would have to be rewritten in C++. Neither of these would be trivial

Arcturus a écrit :Des nouvelles de la version de Firefox à support étendu (ESR il me semble) ?

Mozilla Wiki a écrit :Assumptions
Firefox 10 will be the base version for the initial ESR and, assuming this is the case, Firefox 3.6 will be end-of-lifed on April 24th, 2012 (when Firefox 3.6 is end-of-lifed, an update to the current version of Desktop Firefox will be offered through the Application Update Service).
The ESR release will use the same version number as the version of Firefox it is based upon (e.g. if the ESR is based off of Firefox 10, the ESR version will also be 10)
The ESR point releases will follow Firefox conventions for point releases (e.g. 10.0.1, 10.0.2, etc.)
The ESR release will use the same application GUID as Firefox
Mozilla will backport security bugs qualified as "Critical" and "High" to the ESR where feasible (there may be cases where a backport cannot be applied with reasonable effort, and those cases are expected to be exceptional). Other security and stability backports to the ESR will be included at Mozilla's discretion.
The ESR will be released day-and-date with the Firefox release it is based upon, to the best of Mozilla's ability to do so.
Point releases to the ESR will run in parallel with the Firefox release schedule (e.g. point releases will be released every 6 weeks at the same time as a regular Firefox desktop release, chemspills when a Firefox chemspill is released)
When an ESR reaches end-of-life, no further point releases or chemspill updates will be offered for that ESR, and an update to the latest supported version of the ESR (or Desktop Firefox, if the ESR for that platform is discontinued) will be offered to users of the end-of-lifed version
The ESR will not be marketed through mozilla.com properties other than the Enterprise wiki page, staging servers, and/or blogs.

International organizations, and organizations that support multiple Operating Systems also like Firefox because its a way to standardize the browser for all their users. If you have an organization where engineering teams might use Linux or Unix Systems, Design and Web Development Teams using Mac, and Business Teams using Windows Firefox is the one browser that can be used across the company, and its available in over 70 languages.

antistress a écrit :je suis seul à avoir mon netvibes cassé sous nightly ?