The roads I take...

Here's a short summary of Mozilla-related work I've done in week 04/2012 (January 23 - 29, 2012):

• Mozilla work / crash-stats:
  I stayed in touch with what we were doing about missing plugin crash/hang reports in Firefox 10, and we went backing out the responsible change for 11 on Aurora but due to L10n impact we couldn't do that on 10 any more.
  Getting more reports on 11 again brought to light again that we have a problem resolving browser-side hang reports on 11+ which we need to investigate.
  I followed the work on properly reporting Java crashes closely to ensure we'd solve that ASAP.
  I did some work on a first prototype of a Stability Dashboard, which for now is a pure web app.
  Followed and tested a Android XUL build topcrash using my tablet - and verified the fix there as well.
  Also, I helped the Socorro team with any questions they had for our side on what was still to land in 2.4.1 and some things in upcoming releases.
  As usual, watched new/rising crashes, caring that bugs are filed where needed.
• SeaMonkey:
  Followed some good news on SeaMonkey build VMs and other ongoing work on infrastructure.
  Took part in a quite important internal meeting affecting the future of the project - details on what's going on will probably come soon in an announcement from the project.
• Themes:
  I did some (way too late) work on getting my themes ready for SeaMonkey 2.7 and Firefox 10, but unfortunately more work is needed there. I hope I'll be able to finish this some time soon.
• Various Discussions/Topics:
  Fennec UA, 3.6 nightly builds, B2G/Gaia and L20n, etc.

I'm a bit late again with this summary this week, but between a new release and a big source uplift happening yesterday, and a Socorro release today, I'm preparing for a talk in the Mozilla DevRoom at FOSDEM 2012 in Brussels this upcoming weekend, so a lot of stuff to do overall. That said, I hope to meet many Mozillians there in person and see both "old" and new faces around!