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The day was pretty well-attended as there's a number of people who were interested in the development of this exciting new project coming out of the Labs group. A lot of people learned how to use it properly between their Firefox and Mobile Firefox builds. With that said, we were able to file 12 bugs even though a couple were due to mis-understandings on how to use the software 'correctly'.  Overall, it was a good testday and I think it was a really nice introduction for the Labs and QA teams!   Here are the details: Top BugFinder: tchung with 4 Had a max of 33 in the testday channel at its peak Major contributors outside mozQA: milan, ashughes, aaronMT, wsm0, mardak, zandr, Aleksej, TMZ, madhava, rags 12 Bugs Filed - Mozilla News

The MozQA community is holding a Testday on Friday, December 11th, for users interested in the use, development and/or testing of Seamonkey 2.0! We're going to have Robert Kaiser, the lead for SeaMonkey available to help users test the new project, learn how to report out the results of the tests and just generally chat about the project with the community via IRC Chat (channel #testday on irc://irc.mozilla.org). So, if you're interested, come on by anytime between 7AM to 5PM PDT that Friday!   For more information, please go to http://quality.mozilla.org/events...   If you'd like to play around with the latest version of Seamonkey before the test day, feel free to go here to grab it: http://releases.mozilla.org/pub...   See you there! - Mozilla News

Mozilla's QA Community is holding our 1st Testday event for the latest and greatest extension to come from the Labs Community, Weave, all day today! This is a Testday for both Firefox's and Fennec's interaction with the extension.   To download the latest build for your platform and learn about the extension, you can go over to https://people.mozilla.com/~cbeard... for the newest released beta.   For more information on the Testday, here's our event details page: http://quality.mozilla.org/events... - Mozilla News

Net Applications IE 63.61% (-1.03) Firefox 24.74% (+0.67) Safari 4.36% (-0.06) Chrome 3.92% (+0.34) Opera 2.31% (+0.14) StatCounter IE 56.57% (-1.39) Firefox 32.21% (+0.39) Chrome 4.66% (+0.49) Safari 3.67% (+0.20) Opera 2.02% (+0.14) According to Net Applications, IE lost about four points in the last four months. About two and a quarter went to Firefox, one and a quarter went to Chrome, and one quarter went to each of Safari and Opera. According to StatCounter, IE lost about three and a half points in the last four months. Firefox and Chrome each picked up about equal parts of IE's loss. The Open Web is still winning!! update: additional joy. - Mozilla News