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Monthly Archives: May 2012
More Profile Madness…
So I ran the script several times to create a large profile… but I either ran into a bug w/ fennec or hit a bug with the Android OS. One of the things is that the history is not showing … Continue reading
Script to create 6k worth of history…
Originally I had this:#!/bin/bash # website history generator v 0.01 # # Usage webhistgen <n> <appname> # n: number of websites to visit # appname: application name such as org.mozilla.fennec n=$1; appname=$2; cmdline=”adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -n “$appname”/.App … Continue reading
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Screenshots on your android device … without ADB … without another App!
In my quest to make life easier for Eng people and the end users… I came across an interesting thing when I was looking at the /system/bin directory of ICS (side note: adb shell points to files in /system/bin) …. … Continue reading
More Socorro hotness that’s hot off the press!
So one may ask… what am I looking at here? It’s just Socorro stuff right? Oh … it’s hotness. This is a picture of a URL listing of a particular crash. All URLs listed in a particular crash if you … Continue reading
How you can help improve your bug reports for Fennec…
Logs and screenshots really help when looking at bugs for developers as well as QA. There are free apps out there that will do these things. For logs, there is an app called alogcat ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.jtb.alogcat&hl=en ) that will allow you … Continue reading
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