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Episode 229: Oct 21st, 2020

Pandemic edition! Mike is streaming from home!
New AirMozilla! Old repeater! Take two! Let’s see how this works out.
- Lets make sure that YouTube is actually working this time, too.
SpiderMonkey JIT Warp - Enabled by default in Nightly.
Update: Bug 1661304 - Add an API for privileged front-end code to add BHR annotations
- This has landed!
Bug 1614465 - De-couple ASRouter initialization from Activity Stream
- Mike commandeered this and tried to rebase and push to autoland
Bug 1672419 - WebRTC system tray context menu is positioned away from the icon with high DPI
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moz-phab patch D12347 –apply-to here
There is a possibility to pull from Try, don’t try this at home kids : hg pull try -r
- You might need try-server access to even read from try.
mach package will create binaries for Firefox under mozilla-central/obj-default/dist.
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Felicia Bacon
npb hacks on the SpiderMonkey JS engine
Compiler Compiler live stream
Try out Mozilla VPN
Firefox Source Code Documentation
mozconfigwrapper: A Wrapper to manage different mozconfigs
MyQOnly: Mike's addon to track your review queues on Mozilla Phabricator
Mike's Firefox Color Theme
Firefox Monitor: Stay informed on new data breach of services you're using online
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Codetribute: Find a good first bug to start contributing on a Mozilla projects (Firefox, Thunderbird, and more). See the above link for creating a Bugzilla account first!
Nathan Baggs livehacking / reverse engineering
Alessandro Castellani has been streaming himself livehacking on Thunderbird
Emilio hacking on Firefox