Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
#relman/triage/defer-to-group Release Management has looked at the bug and decided they need a larger group decision before acting on a request. Search 18
#relman/triage/needs-info Release Management needs more information before acting on a request. Search 20
4xp Navigator 4.x Parity bugs. A bug is a Navigator 4.x Parity bug if it occurs on Mozilla builds, but does not occur using the latest release of Netscape Communicator 4.x. Search 2166
64bit Porting issues specific to 64-bit platforms. Search 285
access Bugs and enhancement requests related to making Mozilla accessible to users with disabilities and special needs. Search 5480
addon-compat Used to indicate bugs which may affect compatibility of extensions or external code developed earlier in a cycle. Search 860
APIchange For flagging changes in APIs. Search 63
arch Mozilla architecture issues: API cleanup, module restructuring and redesign, platform coherency. Search 709
assertion A bug that triggers an assertion. Search 7821
ateam-automation-big Bugs related to large A*Team general automation tasks Search 2
ateam-automation-goal Bugs related to A*Team general automation goals Search 1
ateam-automation-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team general automation tasks Search 1
ateam-b2g-big Bugs related to large A*Team B2G tasks Search 1
ateam-b2g-device-big Bugs related to large A*Team B2G on-device tasks Search 4
ateam-b2g-device-goal Bugs related to A*Team B2G on-device goals Search 1
ateam-b2g-device-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team B2G on-device tasks Search 5
ateam-b2g-goal Bugs related to A*Team B2G goals none none
ateam-b2g-perf-big Bugs related to large A*Team B2G performance tasks none none
ateam-b2g-perf-goal Bugs related to A*Team B2G performance goals none none
ateam-b2g-perf-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team B2G performance tasks Search 4
ateam-b2g-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team B2G tasks Search 12
ateam-community-big Bugs related to large A*Team community tasks none none
ateam-community-goal Bugs related to A*Team community goals Search 3
ateam-community-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team community tasks none none
ateam-datazilla-big Bugs related to large A*Team datazilla tasks Search 1
ateam-datazilla-goal Bugs related to A*Team datazilla goals none none
ateam-datazilla-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team datazilla tasks Search 3
ateam-desktop-perf-big Bugs related to large A*Team desktop performance tasks none none
ateam-desktop-perf-goal Bugs related to A*Team desktop performance goals Search 1
ateam-desktop-perf-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team desktop performance tasks none none
ateam-marionette-big Bugs related to large A*Team marionette tasks Search 3
ateam-marionette-client All bugs related to the marionette client binding Search 55
ateam-marionette-displayed All bugs that related to how marionette interprets element displayed state Search 19
ateam-marionette-docs All bugs related to Marionette documentation Search 6
ateam-marionette-goal Bugs related to A*Team marionette goals Search 19
ateam-marionette-httpd Relates to all issues to do with the Marionette httpd as required by the webdriver specification Search 3
ateam-marionette-intermittent All intermittent bugs in Marionette unit tests Search 197
ateam-marionette-runner Bugs that relate to how marionette tests are run from b2g to desktop Search 93
ateam-marionette-server Issues relating to the gecko side of Marionette Search 118
ateam-marionette-spec All bugs related to implementation and bugs in implementation of the WebDriver specification Search 40
ateam-marionette-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team marionette tasks Search 11
ateam-marionette-transport All issues related to marionette transportation module Search 1
ateam-marionette-userinput All bugs that relate to how marionette emulates user input Search 44
ateam-mobile-big Bugs related to larger A*Team mobile tasks Search 1
ateam-mobile-goal Bugs related to A*Team mobile goals none none
ateam-mobile-perf-big Bugs related to large A*Team mobile performance tasks none none
ateam-mobile-perf-goal Bugs related to A*Team mobile performance goals none none
ateam-mobile-perf-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team mobile performance tasks none none
ateam-mobile-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team mobile tasks none none
ateam-perf-big Bugs related to large A*Team performance tasks none none
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
ateam-perf-goal Bugs related to A*Team performance goals none none
ateam-perf-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team performance tasks none none
ateam-talos-big Bugs related to large A*Team talos tasks Search 2
ateam-talos-goal Bugs related to A*Team talos goals none none
ateam-talos-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team talos tasks Search 11
ateam-unittests-big Bugs related to large A*Team unittests tasks Search 3
ateam-unittests-goal Bugs related to A*Team unittests goals Search 1
ateam-unittests-task Bugs related to smaller A*Team unittests tasks Search 5
autotest-issue A bug whose presence materially impedes development or deployment of automated tests, or a capability whose addition would materially improve such. A bug marked with this keyword should Block at least one bug describing a relevant test affected by this bug. Search 42
aviary-landing Bugs or regressions caused by the landing of the AVIARY_1_0_20040515_BRANCH Search 8
b2g-testdriver bugs filed by participants in the B2G Test Driver pre-release testing program Search 738
bmo-big bugzilla.mozilla.org team request taking more than one day. Search 22
bmo-goal bugzilla.mozilla.org team quarterly goal Search 26
branch-patch-needed Bugs where a release is blocked on a branch-specific patch being created. Search 17
buildapi For bugs related to Release Engineering's Buildbot BuildAPI (more info) Search 129
calendar-integration Used for Thunderbird bugs that would have benefit for calendar (i.e., adding ids, great features that would improve user experience) Search 41
cert-waiver Bugs that have been waived from past certification test cycles for Firefox OS. Search 4
checkin-needed Keyword to use to get a patch checked in, if you can't check it in yourself. The default assumption should be trunk; if something different is needed, special checkin instructions should go in the status whiteboard. Search 27
china-p1 Top priority issues for Mozilla China Search 4
china-p2 High priority issues for Mozilla China Search 8
classic For bugs which happen only with the SeaMonkey Classic theme. Search 448
clownshoes This is why we can't have nice things. Search 9
common-issue+ For issues that are commonly seen in support and we will decide if more QA is needed or documentation is needed or if the developers should be alerted. Search 62
common-issue- For issues that we aren't seeing frequently in our regular support channels. Search 27
common-issue? This is used for bugs that are frequently duped on bugzilla to get the support team attention or for things coming down the pipeline. Search 14
compat Not a bug, but something so commonly misused on the internet that we should provide a work-around for it. i.e., we do it right, but older browsers get it wrong. Search 487
conversion Use this keyword to identify bugs which prevent you from successfully converting your friends and family to using Mozilla Firefox. Search 66
coverity For bugs discovered using the Coverity tools. Search 830
crash A Critical Severity bug which causes a crash. Search 42016
crashreportid This keyword is added to bugs that have a crash report ID (Talkback or Socorro) reported and which need that stack trace recovered and added to the bug. Search 318
csectype-bounds client security issues due to incorrect boundary conditions (read or write) Search 154
csectype-disclosure Disclosure of sensitive user data, personal information, etc in a client product. Search 62
csectype-dos Used to tag client Denial of Service bugs. For web server denial of service bugs please use wsec-dos as these tend to be more severe. Search 173
csectype-framepoisoning A crash cause by dereferencing a poisoned (deleted) frame, presumed to be limited to a Denial of Service. Search 21
csectype-intoverflow client security issues due to integer overflow Search 10
csectype-nullptr crashes that are due to a guaranteed null dereference. Note that some crashes near zero have a content-controlled offset and should not be given this keyword. Search 27
csectype-oom A client crash or hang that occurs in Out Of Memory conditions Search 27
csectype-other client security issues that don't fit into other categories Search 24
csectype-priv-escalation client privilege escalation security issues Search 54
csectype-race Client security problem due to a race condition Search 15
csectype-sop violations of the client Same Origin Policy (Universal-XSS bugs, for example). Search 22
csectype-spoof client security issues due to UI Redress attacks, either site-on-site ("clickjacking" and friends) or manipulation of the browser UI to fool users into taking the wrong action. Search 128
csectype-uaf client security issues due to a use-after-free Search 369
csectype-uninitialized client security issues due to use of uninitialized memory Search 33
csectype-wildptr client security issues due to pointer misuse not otherwise covered (see csec-uaf, csec-uninitialized, csec-intoverflow, csec-bounds) Search 31
css-moz Bug in Mozilla CSS extensions (or missing but required feature). Mozilla also implements a few extensions to CSS which we have needed for our themes. Search 147
css1 Bug in support for CSS1 properties (or missing but required feature), i.e. CSS properties that were first introduced as part of the Cascading Style Sheets, level 1 specification. (Note that CSS2 changed the specification for a few of these properties, so where there are differences, Mozilla will support the CSS2 interpretation of CSS1.) See: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1 Search 561
css2 Bug in support for CSS2 properties (or missing but required feature), i.e. CSS properties that were first introduced as part of the Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 specification. (Includes CSS positioning properties.) See: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/ Search 702
css3 Bug in support for CSS3 properties , i.e. CSS properties that were first introduced as part of the Cascading Style Sheets, level 3 specifications. CSS3 is currently under development (i.e. experimental). Current updates at: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/current-work

Note that these specifications are still at the DRAFT stage.
Search 413
dataloss For bugs that do not crash, but do cause critical data loss. Search 3077
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
DBI-cust-Business Data & BI work for Business Development none none
DBI-cust-CloudServices Data & BI work for Cloud Services none none
DBI-cust-EngagementAndMarketing Data & BI work for Engagement and Marketing none none
DBI-cust-Finance Data & BI work for Finance none none
DBI-cust-Firefox Data & BI work for Firefox none none
DBI-cust-FirefoxOS Data & BI work for FirefoxOS Search 1
DBI-cust-Foundation Data & BI work for Foundation none none
DBI-cust-InsightsAndStrategy Data & BI work for Insights and Strategy none none
DBI-cust-IT Data & BI work for IT Search 1
DBI-cust-Labs Data & BI work for Labs none none
DBI-cust-Marketplace Data & BI work for Marketplace none none
DBI-cust-People Data & BI work for People none none
DBI-cust-Platform Data & BI work for Platform none none
DBI-cust-SUMO Data & BI work for SUMO none none
dev-doc-complete Developer documentation has been created for this bug. Search 2482
dev-doc-needed Developer documentation is required for the changes in this bug. Search 1895
doc-bug-filed Once a documentation bug has been filed to request documentation for a developer-facing change, change the original bug to have this keyword and block the documentation bug. Search 41
dogfood The keyword is used to mark a bug which prevents use of the product by Mozilla developers (breaks bugzilla, for example, or crashes on reading bugmail). If you are not a Mozilla developer, you should not set this keyword. If you don't know whether or not you're a Mozilla developer, you should not set this keyword. Search 500
dom0 Bug in our DOM Level 0 support. Bugs with this keyword should generally be in the DOM Level 0 component. There is no official DOM0 specification. Search 225
dom1 RFE for or bug in a feature of the DOM that was introduced in DOM Level 1. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-1/ Search 132
dom2 RFE for or bug in a feature of the DOM that was introduced in DOM Level 2.
See:
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Views/
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Events/
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Style
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Traversal-Range/
Search 160
drupal-admin-fixable For Drupal-powered websites where fixes can be made with the web administrative UI instead of via code fixes to SVN. Search 17
drupal-module Module-related problem with a Drupal-powered website Search 30
drupal-theme Theme-related problem with a Drupal-powered website Search 12
drupal-upgrade Bugs relating to the upgrade of a Drupal module or theme Search 4
ecommerce Use this keyword to track and increase the priority on the technical and evangelism work that is needed to get Mozilla working well with financial and commerce sites. Search 222
embed For bugs which are blockers for embedding developmental work. Search 496
event-discussion-needs-final-approval Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that need final approval. none none
event-discussion-needs-review Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that are ready to begin. Search 45
event-discussion-no-further-action Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that require no further action. none none
event-discussion-pending-additional-information Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that need further information. none none
event-discussion-pending-fulfilment Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that still needs fulfillment. none none
event-discussion-pre-approved-needs-final-approval Discussions about Mozilla participation in an event that are preliminarily approved, but that need final approval. none none
event-request-no-further-action Requests for Mozilla to participate in an event that require no further action. none none
event-request-pending-fulfilment Requests for Mozilla to participate in an event that are pending fulfillment. none none
event-request-under-review Requests for Mozilla to participate in an event that are under review. Search 5
feature Used to flag feature work, major code changes, and any web compatibility/addon/plugin changes to populate https://wiki.mozilla.org/Features/Release_Tracking Search 1557
fixed-aviary1.0 use this keyword to flag a bug as having been fixed on the Aviary 1.0 branch. Search 1227
fixed-aviary1.0.1 this bug has been fixed for the firefox and thunderbird 1.0.1 release. Search 82
fixed-aviary1.0.2 This bug was fixed for the aviary 1.0.2 releases Search 14
fixed-aviary1.0.3 fixed for 1.0.3 Search 32
fixed-aviary1.0.4 for tagging bugs fixed for Firefox or Thunderbird 1.0.4 Search 14
fixed-aviary1.0.5 for bugs fixed on the aviary branch for 1.0.5 Search 65
fixed-aviary1.0.6 for bugs fixed on the aviary branch for 1.0.6 Search 4
fixed-aviary1.0.7 for bugs fixed in 1.0.7 Search 19
fixed-aviary1.0.8 for bugs fixed in fixed-aviary1.0.8 Search 19
fixed-aviary1.0.9 for bugs fixed in aviary1.0.9 none none
fixed-seamonkey1.0 For bugs fixed in the 1.0 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 58
fixed-seamonkey1.0.1 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.1 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 9
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
fixed-seamonkey1.0.10 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.10 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. none none
fixed-seamonkey1.0.2 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.2 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 4
fixed-seamonkey1.0.3 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.3 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.0.5 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.5 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey1.0.6 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.6 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.0.7 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.7 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.0.8 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.8 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 4
fixed-seamonkey1.0.9 For bugs fixed in the 1.0.9 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Search 3
fixed-seamonkey1.1 For bugs fixed in the 1.1 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 51
fixed-seamonkey1.1.1 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.1 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 29
fixed-seamonkey1.1.10 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.10 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 6
fixed-seamonkey1.1.11 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.11 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey1.1.12 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.12 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. none none
fixed-seamonkey1.1.13 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.13 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.1.14 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.14 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey1.1.15 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.15 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 3
fixed-seamonkey1.1.16 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.16 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 5
fixed-seamonkey1.1.17 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.17 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 3
fixed-seamonkey1.1.18 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.18 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey1.1.19 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.19 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.1.2 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.2 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 15
fixed-seamonkey1.1.3 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.3 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 6
fixed-seamonkey1.1.4 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.4 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey1.1.5 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.5 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 6
fixed-seamonkey1.1.6 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.6 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. none none
fixed-seamonkey1.1.7 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.7 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 8
fixed-seamonkey1.1.8 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.8 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 13
fixed-seamonkey1.1.9 For bugs fixed in the 1.1.9 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey1.1a For bugs fixed in the 1.1a release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 175
fixed-seamonkey1.1b For bugs fixed in the 1.1b release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. Search 66
fixed-seamonkey2.0 For bugs fixed in the 2.0 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 178
fixed-seamonkey2.0.1 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.1 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 67
fixed-seamonkey2.0.10 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.10 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 1
fixed-seamonkey2.0.11 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.11 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 5
fixed-seamonkey2.0.12 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.12 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 6
fixed-seamonkey2.0.13 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.13 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey2.0.14 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.14 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 5
fixed-seamonkey2.0.15 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.15 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. none none
fixed-seamonkey2.0.2 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.2 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 2
fixed-seamonkey2.0.3 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.3 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 68
fixed-seamonkey2.0.4 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.4 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 41
fixed-seamonkey2.0.5 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.5 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 13
fixed-seamonkey2.0.6 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.6 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 13
fixed-seamonkey2.0.7 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.7 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 5
fixed-seamonkey2.0.8 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.8 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 3
fixed-seamonkey2.0.9 For bugs fixed in the 2.0.9 release of SeaMonkey off the MOZILLA_1_9_BRANCH. Search 5
fixed1.4 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4' keyword. Search 55
fixed1.4.1 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4.1 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4' keyword. Search 96
fixed1.4.2 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4.2 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4.2' keyword. Search 72
fixed1.4.3 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4.3 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4.3' keyword. Search 29
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
fixed1.4.4 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4.4 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4.4' keyword. Search 12
fixed1.4.5 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.4 branch for the 1.4.5 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.4 branch and adding the 'verified1.4.5' keyword. Search 6
fixed1.5 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.5 branch for the 1.5 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.5 branch and adding the 'verified1.5' keyword. Search 53
fixed1.6 Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the 1.6 branch for the 1.6 release. QA will do branch verification of bugs with this keyword by testing the 1.6 branch and adding the 'verified1.6' keyword. Search 21
fixed1.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.7 release. Search 249
fixed1.7.10 for bugs fixed in 1.7.10 Search 4
fixed1.7.11 for bugs fixed in 1.7.11 Search 3
fixed1.7.12 for bugs fixed in 1.7.12 Search 19
fixed1.7.13 for bugs fixed in 1.7.13 Search 43
fixed1.7.14 for bugs fixed in 1.7.14 none none
fixed1.7.2 This keyword is used to note that the bug has been fixed on the mini branch for 1.7.2. Search 5
fixed1.7.3 This keyword is used to note that the bug has been fixed on the mini branch for 1.7.3. Search 8
fixed1.7.5 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.7 branch for 1.7.5. Search 286
fixed1.7.6 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.7 branch for 1.7.6. Search 93
fixed1.7.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.7 branch for 1.7.7. Search 25
fixed1.7.8 for tagging bugs that have been fixed for 1.7.8 Search 12
fixed1.7.9 for bugs fixed in 1.7.9 Search 54
fixed1.8 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8 release. Search 1246
fixed1.8.0.1 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.1 release Search 97
fixed1.8.0.10 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.10 release Search 53
fixed1.8.0.11 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.11 release Search 1
fixed1.8.0.12 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.12 release Search 112
fixed1.8.0.13 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.13 release Search 52
fixed1.8.0.14 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.14 Search 19
fixed1.8.0.15 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.15 release Search 71
fixed1.8.0.2 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.2 release Search 162
fixed1.8.0.3 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.3 release Search 2
fixed1.8.0.4 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.4 release Search 168
fixed1.8.0.5 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.5 release Search 111
fixed1.8.0.6 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.6 release none none
fixed1.8.0.7 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.7 release Search 68
fixed1.8.0.8 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.8 release Search 74
fixed1.8.0.9 for resolving bugs as fixed for the 1.8.0.9 release Search 43
fixed1.8.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1 release. Search 3511
fixed1.8.1.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.1 release. Search 358
fixed1.8.1.10 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.10 release. Search 50
fixed1.8.1.11 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.11 release. Search 1
fixed1.8.1.12 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.12 release. Search 174
fixed1.8.1.13 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.13 release. Search 82
fixed1.8.1.14 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.14 release. Search 5
fixed1.8.1.15 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.15 release. Search 64
fixed1.8.1.16 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.16 release. Search 3
fixed1.8.1.17 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.17 release. Search 43
fixed1.8.1.18 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.18 release. Search 20
fixed1.8.1.19 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.19 release. Search 15
fixed1.8.1.2 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.2 release. Search 185
fixed1.8.1.20 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.20 milestone. none none
fixed1.8.1.21 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.21 milestone. Search 32
fixed1.8.1.22 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.22 milestone. Search 33
fixed1.8.1.23 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.23 milestone. Search 14
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
fixed1.8.1.24 This keyword marks a bug as resolved FIXED for the 1.8.1.24 milestone. Search 34
fixed1.8.1.3 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.3 release. Search 86
fixed1.8.1.4 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.4 release. Search 228
fixed1.8.1.5 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.5 release. Search 122
fixed1.8.1.6 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.6 release. Search 7
fixed1.8.1.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.7 release. Search 2
fixed1.8.1.8 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.8 release. Search 113
fixed1.8.1.9 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.8.1.9 release. Search 3
fixed1.9.0 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0 release. This keyword is required to simplify branch-management queries. Search 2
fixed1.9.0.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.1 release. Search 44
fixed1.9.0.10 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.10 release. none none
fixed1.9.0.11 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.11 release. Search 29
fixed1.9.0.12 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.12 release. Search 45
fixed1.9.0.13 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.13 release. Search 4
fixed1.9.0.14 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.14 release. Search 22
fixed1.9.0.15 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.15 release. Search 18
fixed1.9.0.16 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.16 release. Search 17
fixed1.9.0.17 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.17 release. none none
fixed1.9.0.18 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.18 release. Search 20
fixed1.9.0.19 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.19 release. Search 6
fixed1.9.0.2 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.2 release. Search 121
fixed1.9.0.20 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.20 release. Search 24
fixed1.9.0.3 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.3 release. none none
fixed1.9.0.4 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.4 release. Search 53
fixed1.9.0.5 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.5 release. Search 45
fixed1.9.0.6 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.6 release. Search 20
fixed1.9.0.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.7 release. Search 20
fixed1.9.0.8 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.8 release. none none
fixed1.9.0.9 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.0.9 release. Search 14
fixed1.9.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.1 release. Search 1818
fixed1.9.1.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been fixed for the 1.9.1.1 release. Search 5
fixedOEM Use this keyword when you check in a fix to the oem branch (to be named later). QA will verify bugs with this keyword by replacing it with 'verifiedOEM' keyword. Search 63
flashplayer For bugs affecting flashplayer Search 280
fonts Bugs that are related to font styling, for instance text being drawn too large, not bold enough, a problem with the element in HTML or a problem with the 'font' properties in CSS. Search 241
footprint A bug that affects memory use, usually through excessive memory allocation or code size. (For leaks, use the "mlk" keyword instead.) Search 1008
hang Use this keyword for bugs which causes a Mozilla or system freeze (hang). Usually, this is a result of infinite loops. This is different than an application crash where a crash report from Talkback or Socorro is generated to help us isolate the bug. Search 5449
helpwanted Bugs or features which require coding assistance to fix or implement. Search 4543
highrisk Bugs whose fixes have a high level of risk associated with them, typically due to some major architectural changes being required (see the 'arch' keyword). Typically these are bugs that were deferred from the previous release cycle due to the high level of risk involved, and should therefore be fixed as soon as possible in the next cycle. Examples: "need to rewrite handling of HTTP headers" or "need to redesign the content sinks". Search 36
html4 Bug in support for HTML 4.0 only elements (whether required for compliance or not), i.e. HTML elements or attributes that were first introduced as part of the HTML 4.0 Specification, and not included in HTML 3.2 Search 229
html5 Bugs that affect compliance with W3C HTML5. Search 481
icon Use this keyword to flag bugs which are ready for image production and visual design of icon or other artwork. Do not spam every feature request with this keyword. Thanks. Search 116
imap-interop Interoperability bugs with various IMAP mail servers Search 209
infra-failure Indicates a failure in the environment, for example hardware failure, dropped internet etc. none none
inputmethod Bugs that are related to IM (Input Method) which is complex text inputting system. IM is also known as IME (Input Method Editor), FEP (Front End Processor) or TIP (Text Input Processor). The bugs can be in any modules, e.g., widget, content, editor, layout and toolkit. Search 645
intermittent-failure For the tracking of intermittent test failures within the test-suites of Gecko related products. Search 14411
intl Use this keyword for any bug related to international issues. The keyword should be used when designating any international bugs other than the localizability bugs, marked by 'l12y'. The component name "internationalization" is used for i18n engineering bugs only and so it will constitute a sub-category of 'intl'. The 'intl' may also include those bugs that are not assigned to 'internationalization", e.g. layout, UI, browser, and other components, but have substantial international implication so that they can be monitored easily by those concerned about international issues. Search 4102
jp-critical Bugs that are deemed critical to Japanese users. Search 140
js1.5 JavaScript 1.5 blocking bugs. Search 532
js1.6 JavaScript 1.6 blocking bugs. Search 52
js1.7 JavaScript 1.7 blocking bugs. Search 17
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
klocwork For bugs discovered using the Klocwork tools. Search 42
l12y Use this keyword for any bug related to localizability issues like hardcoded strings, sizing information, hardcoded fonts... Search 1832
late-l10n This keyword is to be added to bugs which have patches that landed after the localization freeze (typically "after beta") and which impact localizable strings. Localizers can query bugzilla for bugs with this keyword and the approval1.x+ flag to find l10n-impact changes that happened after the 1.x l10n freeze. Search 736
leave-open Instructs merge tools to leave the bug open when the patches are merged to mozilla-central. Search 382
mail-integration Used for Calendar bugs that would have benefit for Thunderbird (i.e., adding ids, great features that would improve user experience) Search 21
main-thread-io Use this keyword to mark bugs related to performing synchronous I/O (such as to disk files or databases) on the main thread. These bugs harm the responsiveness of applications. Search 168
meta A placeholder bug for tracking the progress of other bugs. Meta bugs are made dependent on other bugs so that interested parties can be kept up-to-date with status via one bug, without having to receive all the mails related to all the bugs related to the development of a particular area. Search 3596
mlk A memory leak bug: memory is never released or is released only during shutdown. The bug report should include information that indicates which objects leak, such as a log from one of Mozilla's leak-detection tools. Search 3634
mobile For bugs which are important to mobile developmental work. Search 689
modern For bugs which occur with only the Modern theme included in Mozilla builds. Search 293
narcissus Bugs affecting development, use, or testing of the "Narcissus" self-hosted JavaScript implementation. Search 27
needURLs The Crash Stats team needs sample URLs for this crash bug. none none
otoro Use this keyword when designating bugs found during testing of the B2G Otoro device. Search 19
p2v Used by IT to mark bugs which involve converting servers that are physical machines to virtual machines. Search 115
papercut An issue that can affect hurt daily use of Firefox OS. This annoyance could be user or developer-facing or falls into any of the categories related to feature/functional enhancement, defect or poor performance. Search 36
perf A bug that affects speed or responsiveness. (For memory use issues, use "footprint" or "mlk" instead.) Search 11654
platform For marking bugs that affect our Mozilla-as-platform story. Search 38
polish Bugs which require only a small change for a noticable improvement in the user interface Search 5111
power Use this keyword for anything related to measuring or reducing the power usage of our applications. Search 72
pp Platform Parity bugs. A bug is a Platform Parity bug if it only occurs on one particular platform or two platforms, but not all three - Win, Mac and Linux. For example, if you find a bug on Linux, but it does not occur using the same day's Win32 or Mac OS build. Search 2240
privacy Bugs relating to user privacy which do not belong in the Security: General component. Search 988
privacy-review-needed The changes in this bug require a privacy review. Search 86
productization For localizations and Mozilla business development initiatives that require external verification and team consensus regarding the inclusion of third party services in Mozilla software. Productization services include search providers in the browser, links to third parties hosted on Mozilla web properties, third party protocol handlers (mailto:, webcal:, irc:, etc.), RSS feeds, and any other items further describing localization and business development of Mozilla software. Search 637
productwanted Information needed from Product team. Search 228
push-needed For website/webtool (but usually just AMO) bugs that have been checked in but not yet pushed to production servers. Search 100
qablocker Use this keyword for bugs that are blocking testing (manual or automated testing of an area) and need to be fixed by the next Beta or RC milestone. Search 129
qaurgent Use this keyword to request direct involvement by the QA team, use in conjunction with one of the other keywords to designate the exact nature of the request Search 10
qawanted Use this keyword for bugs which need more info, or it needs reproducing, or testcasing, or it's a dupe but you can't find what it's a dupe of. Note what QA work is wanted in the whiteboard. Please remove this keyword when the wanted QA work has been completed. Search 3455
realplayer For bugs specific to incompatibilities with mozilla products and the RealNetworks' RealPlayer plugin . Search 56
regression The problem was fixed, but then it came back (regressed) and this new bug was filed to track the regression. Also, for problems outside those identified in precheckin and smoke tests that were found in current builds that were known to be working in previous builds. Tracking these bugs will help us to identify areas that are fragile, prone to bustage and are good candidates for adding to smoke and pre-checkin tests. Search 47621
regressionwindow-wanted This bug is a regression, and would strongly benefit from someone narrowing down the time period where it happened, ideally to a specific checkin. Search 1182
relnote This bug need to be put on release notes for next milestone announcement. Search 1239
reproducible This keyword is used to flag a bug when it includes a set of steps to reliably reproduce the bug. Search 2503
rtl A bug tied to or exposed by languages with a right-to-left (RTL) writing system. Search 892
sec-audit Bug requires a code audit to investigate potential security problems. none none
sec-critical Exploitable vulnerabilities which can lead to the widespread compromise of many users. none none
sec-high Obtain confidential data from other sites the user is visiting or the local machine, or inject data or code into those sites, requiring no more than normal browsing actions. Exploitable web vulnerabilities that can lead to the targeted compromise of a small number of users. none none
sec-incident Issues resulting in an incident response or 'chemspill' actions by the security team. none none
sec-low Minor security vulnerabilities such as leaks or spoofs of non-sensitive information. Missing best practice security controls. none none
sec-moderate Vulnerabilities which can provide an attacker additional information or positioning that could be used in combination with other vulnerabilities. none none
sec-other Bugs that may not be exploitable security issues but are kept confidential to protect sensitive information. none none
sec-vector Flaws not in Mozilla-controlled software but that can cause security problems for Mozilla users. For example: system libraries, 3rd-party plugins. none none
sec-want New features or improvement ideas related to security none none
sec508 This is used for bugs which keep us from being Section 508 accessibility regulation compliant (a requirement for Mozilla to be legally used by US Federal government agencies). See the requirements that apply to software. Search 656
selenium A Selenium test has been created to reproduce/test this Search 66
sheriffing-P1 Bugs that affect the sheriffing of Gecko/Firefox trees. Search 135
sheriffing-P2 Bugs that affect the sheriffing of Gecko/Firefox trees. Search 32
sheriffing-P3 Bugs that affect the sheriffing of Gecko/Firefox trees. Search 12
sheriffing-untriaged Bugs that affect the sheriffing of Gecko/Firefox trees. Search 48
shockwave For bugs specific to incompatibilities with mozilla products and the MacroMedia Shockwave plug-in. Search 87
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
site-compat Used to indicate bugs which may affect backward compatibility of Web sites or Web applications. Search 334
smoketest Means that this bug prevents the smoketests from passing. Search 1951
spring-cleaning Used to denote IT bugs that are targeted for the spring cleaning project. Search 318
stackwanted For crashing bugs which need stacktrace information to be added to description field to help out engineers debug the problem. Search 2515
steps-wanted A bug which would greatly benefit from someone identifying steps to reproduce. Search 312
student-project Bugs and enhancement requests that would be appropriate for students looking to work on a Mozilla project as part of a course. These should have someone or a group willing to mentor, offer help, and do reviews. See guidelines on using this keyword. Search 229
sun-orion3 NSPR/NSS/JSS bugs relevant to Sun JES servers, release 3. Search 12
sun-orion4 NSPR/NSS/JSS bugs relevant to Sun JES servers, release 4. Search 3
technote For technotes at devmo Search 1
testcase Indicates that a simplified test case is done and included in bug report. This keyword is used for the BugAThon: http://www.mozilla.org/newlayout/bugathon.html Search 26332
testcase-wanted This bug would strongly benefit from a testcase or from additional testcases in order to be fixed. This keyword may indicate that any existing testcases are too complex and need to be reduced to much simpler tests in order to find or debug the source of the problem. Check the comments of the bug to discover exactly what is wanted. Search 1174
testtracker Use this keyword to flag a bug which contains information that should become a test added to the test tracker tool. The tool currently hosts application smoketest and Firefox functional test. Search 5
thirdparty Keyword used for flagging any third party issues and identifying the issues for a particular release. Search 9
top100 Bug with a top 100 site based on Alexa top 100 Search 744
top50 Please use this keyword to flag any bugs for websites identified in the top 50 of Firefox's "Report a Broken Web Site" list. Search 28
top500 bugs with top 500 sites based on Alexa top 500. Search 230
topcrash Bugs created from highly visible crashes per the crash report data. Search 2863
topcrash+ This is an active topcrash bug, highly reproducible, a blocker for the average users, must be fixed before the release of the current Milestone. This keyword is administered by the topcrash team. Search 296
topcrash- This is a topcrash bug that is either no longer highly visible to users, not reproducible, not in our code, or otherwise not critical to the release of the current Milestone. This keyword is administered by the topcrash team. Search 93
topcrash-android-armv6 Bugs created from highly visible Android ARMv6 crashes per the crash report data. Search 1
topcrash-android-armv7 Bugs created from highly visible Android ARMv7 crashes per the crash report data. Search 72
topcrash-android-x86 Bugs created from highly visible Android x86 crashes per the crash report data. Bugs created from highly visible Android x86 crashes per the crash report data. Search 1
topcrash-b2g Bugs created from highly visible B2G crashes per the crash report data. Search 22
topcrash-linux Bugs created from highly visible Linux crashes per the crash report data. Search 5
topcrash-mac Bugs created from highly visible Mac OS X crashes per the crash report data. Search 39
topcrash-metro Bugs created from highly visible Metro crashes per the crash report data. Search 9
topcrash-plugin Bugs created from highly visible plugin crashes per the crash report data. Search 5
topcrash-thunderbird Bugs created from highly visible Thunderbird crashes per the crash report data. Search 55
topcrash-win Bugs created from highly visible Windows crashes per the crash report data. Search 146
topembed Use this keyword for bugs which are critical to embedding. Search 528
topembed+ The Netscape embedding evaluation team will add this keyword to bugs which have been accepted for the next Netscape embedding release. Search 714
topembed- This keyword will be added to bugs which the Netscape embedding evaluation team has rejected for the next Netscape embedding release. Search 317
topmlk A high-profile memory leak bug. (These bugs should also have the "mlk" keyword.) Search 15
topperf A high-profile speed or responsiveness issue. (These bugs should also have the "perf" keyword.) Search 93
treeherder Bugs affecting Treeherder that are outside of the Treeherder components. Search 17
trychooser For bugs related to Release Engineering's TryChooser, which lets you select specific jobs you want to run on tryserver. Covers both the parsing of trychooser syntax as well as the syntax generator here. Search 112
ue For bugs with a specific detailed suggestion for improvement of the user experience. The problem describes a confusing or unhelpful aspect of the user interface. Search 471
uiwanted For bugs that require UI design support, either for a requested feature enhancement, some new function which needs some UI, or a fix to existing UI. Search 1673
unagi Use this keyword when designating bugs found during testing of the B2G Unagi device. Search 883
urwanted User research input needed. Search 5
useless-UI Use this keyword when the UI exposes a feature that is either unusably broken or not implemented. The purpose of this keyword is to make these UI shortfalls very visible when deciding whether or not the product is ready to ship. Example: "View|Headers|All does nothing so menuitem should be removed/hidden." Search 238
user-doc-complete User documentation has been created for this bug. Search 59
user-doc-needed User documentation is required for the changes in this bug. Search 144
ux-affordance User experience principle: controls should visually express how the user should interact with them. Search 20
ux-consistency User experience principle: in general software should be internally consistent with itself, and externally consistent with similar interfaces to leverage the user's existing knowledge. Search 364
ux-control User experience principle: users should always feel like they are in control of their software. (This principle is often the nemesis of ux-interruption, especially in cases where developers assume users want more control than they actually want). Search 140
ux-discovery User experience principle: users should be able to discover functionality and information by visually exploring the interface, they should not be forced to recall information from memory. (This is often the nemesis of ux-minimalism since additional visible items diminish the relative visibility of other items being displayed). Search 112
ux-efficiency User experience principle: interfaces should be as efficient as possible, minimizing the complexity of actions and the overall time to complete a task. Search 178
ux-error-prevention User experience principle: interfaces should proactively try to prevent errors from happening. Search 128
ux-error-recovery User experience principle: interfaces should proactively help users recover from both user errors and technology errors. (A preferable case is to address through ux-error-prevention so that the error does not occur). Search 40
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
ux-implementation-level User experience principle: interfaces should not be organized around the underlying implementation and technology in ways that are illogical, or require the user to have access to additional information that is not found in the interface itself. Search 47
ux-interruption User experience principle: interfaces should not interrupt the user. Interfaces should never ask the user a question that they are not prepared to answer simply for a false sense of ux-control. In general software should only speak when spoken to. Search 44
ux-jargon User experience principle: users should not be required to understand any form of implementation level terminology. (This principle is a special case of ux-implementation-level). Search 32
ux-minimalism User experience principle: interfaces should be as simple as possible, both visually and interactively. Interfaces should avoid redundancy. (This principle is often the nemesis of ux-discovery since removing or hiding items deep into the interface forces the user to rely more on memory than recognition). Search 69
ux-mode-error User experience principle: users should not encounter errors because the interface is in a different state than they expected it to be. (This principle is a special case of ux-error-prevention). Search 52
ux-natural-mapping User experience principle: controls should be placed in the correct location relative to the effect that they will have. Search 25
ux-tone User experience principle: interfaces should not blame the user, or communicate in a way that is overly negative or dramatic. Search 19
ux-trust Use keyword to tag bugs that have an impact on user trust of our products, but aren't necessarily or strictly issues due to performance. For example, if I have to tap a text field 5 times to get it to register and bring up the keyboard, as a user, I will come to expect that and not trust that I can select the text field consistently. This could be due to a small touch target, and is not a performance issue. Search 36
ux-undo User experience principle: actions should support undo so that users remain in control. (This principle is a special case of ux-control). Search 17
ux-userfeedback User experience principle: interfaces should provide feedback about their current status. Users should never wonder what state the system is in. Search 194
ux-visual-hierarchy User experience principle: controls that are more important or more commonly used should leverage visual variables such as size and contrast so that they have more dominance and weight relative to other controls. (This principle is an adaption of ux-discovery). Search 22
valgrind For bugs discovered using the valgrind tool. Search 426
verified-aurora This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the aurora release. Search 180
verified-aviary1.0.8 Verified 1.0.8 bugs Search 90
verified-aviary1.0.9 verified aviary1.0.9 bugs none none
verified-beta This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the beta release. Search 234
verified-production For website/webtool bugs that have been verified on the production servers. Search 61
verified-thunderbird3.0 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for a Thunderbird 3.0.x stabilty and security release. Search 100
verified-thunderbird3.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for a Thunderbird 3.1.x stability and security release. Search 8
verified1.7 Use this keyword to indicate that a fix has been verified on the 1.7 branch for the 1.7 release. Search 94
verified1.7.13 verified 1.7.13 bugs Search 67
verified1.7.6 Use this keyword to indicate that a fix has been verified on the 1.7 branch for the 1.7.6 release. Search 12
verified1.7.7 Use this keyword to indicate that a fix has been verified on the 1.7 branch for the 1.7.7 release. none none
verified1.8 Use this keyword to indicate that a fix has been verified on the 1.8 branch for the 1.8 release. Search 251
verified1.8.0.1 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.1 release Search 76
verified1.8.0.10 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.10 release Search 78
verified1.8.0.11 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.11 release Search 4
verified1.8.0.12 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.12 release Search 67
verified1.8.0.13 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.13 release Search 39
verified1.8.0.14 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.14 release Search 13
verified1.8.0.15 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.15 release none none
verified1.8.0.2 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.2 release Search 127
verified1.8.0.3 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.3 release Search 2
verified1.8.0.4 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.4 release Search 85
verified1.8.0.5 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.5 release Search 90
verified1.8.0.6 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.6 release Search 1
verified1.8.0.7 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.7 release Search 88
verified1.8.0.8 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.8 release Search 37
verified1.8.0.9 for verifying that bugs are fixed for the 1.8.0.9 release Search 80
verified1.8.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1 release. Search 716
verified1.8.1.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.1 release. Search 214
verified1.8.1.10 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.10 release Search 31
verified1.8.1.11 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.11 release Search 1
verified1.8.1.12 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.12 release Search 119
verified1.8.1.13 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.13 release Search 60
verified1.8.1.14 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.14 release Search 2
verified1.8.1.15 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.15 release Search 52
verified1.8.1.16 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.16 release Search 7
verified1.8.1.17 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.17 release Search 40
verified1.8.1.18 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.18 release Search 28
Name Description Open Bugs Total Bugs
verified1.8.1.19 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.19 release Search 22
verified1.8.1.2 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.2 release. Search 199
verified1.8.1.20 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.20 milestone Search 3
verified1.8.1.21 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.21 milestone Search 3
verified1.8.1.22 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.22 milestone Search 17
verified1.8.1.23 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.23 milestone Search 1
verified1.8.1.24 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.24 milestone Search 10
verified1.8.1.3 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.3 release. Search 192
verified1.8.1.4 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.4 release. Search 177
verified1.8.1.5 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.5 release. Search 87
verified1.8.1.6 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.6 release Search 3
verified1.8.1.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.7 release Search 1
verified1.8.1.8 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.8 release Search 125
verified1.8.1.9 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.8.1.9 release Search 8
verified1.9.0 This keyword is required to simplify branch-management queries. none none
verified1.9.0.1 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.1 release. Search 59
verified1.9.0.10 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.10 release. Search 4
verified1.9.0.11 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.11 release. Search 48
verified1.9.0.12 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.12 release. Search 43
verified1.9.0.13 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.13 release. Search 8
verified1.9.0.14 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.14 release. Search 30
verified1.9.0.15 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.15 release. Search 29
verified1.9.0.16 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.16 release. Search 22
verified1.9.0.17 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.17 release. Search 2
verified1.9.0.18 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.18 release. Search 10
verified1.9.0.19 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.19 release. Search 16
verified1.9.0.2 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.2 release. Search 106
verified1.9.0.20 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.20 release. none none
verified1.9.0.3 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.3 release. Search 1
verified1.9.0.4 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.4 release. Search 86
verified1.9.0.5 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.5 release. Search 67
verified1.9.0.6 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.6 release. Search 52
verified1.9.0.7 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.7 release. Search 34
verified1.9.0.8 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.8 release. Search 4
verified1.9.0.9 This keyword is used to flag a bug as having been verified for the 1.9.0.9 release. Search 58
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verifyme This bug is ok to verify with latest mozilla build by someone other than the QA Contact indicated. The bug has specific machine config indicated to verify fix. Try to reproduce the failure and if you agree that the resolution of Fixed is correct, please mark the Status as Verified.

Always indicate the build/OS/platform(s) used to verify in the comments of the bug before you change Status to Verified. If the bug is reported on all three platforms and you only have one platform to verify the fix on, go ahead and do so and note it in the bug. But, do not mark the bug verified. All platforms must be checked before moving to a Verified Status.

Finally, if other bugs have been marked as a duplicate of the bug you're verifying, be sure to check and mention those, as well. Often developers mark related, but not identical, bugs as duplicates, and these can fall through the cracks if not checked.
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wsec-authentication Website or server authentication security issues (lockouts, password policy, etc) none none
wsec-authorization web/server authorization security issues none none
wsec-crossdomain Issue such as x-frame-options, crossdomain.xml, cross site sharing settings none none
wsec-crypto Crypto related items such as password hashing none none
wsec-csrf Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) bugs in server products none none
wsec-disclosure Disclosure of sensitive data, personal information, etc from a web service none none
wsec-dos Used to denote web server Denial of Service bugs. For similar bugs in client software please use csec-dos instead. none none
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wsec-impersonation Impersonation / Spoofing attacks (UI Redress, etc) none none
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wsec-injection Injection attacks other than SQLi or XSS none none
wsec-input Failure to perform input validation. Most often you will probably use the xss tag instead none none
wsec-logging Logging issues such as requests for CEF log points. none none
wsec-other web/server security issues that don't fit into other categories none none
wsec-session Issues related to sesson management (Session fixation, etc) none none
wsec-sqli SQL Injection none none
wsec-xss Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) bugs in server products none none
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