Three Monkeys, Three Typewriters, Two Days

Maybe you should put QA as a separate item and watch it grow :-)

I really don't know if this is a bug, but it certainly is annoying in Moz 1.6. If I search for a bookmark in the sidebar, it is not possible to delete any of the selections.

Another great annoyance and limitation is similar to the above. Moz and the old Netscape have different ideas about search. Again using the sidebar with bookmarks, Moz just lists all BMs that match the search word. NS just puts up a Find dialog and when executed take you to the next item in the list. I can then delete, cut or paste the found item. In fact, I can scroll around the window and find where I want to paste a cut or copied item. The Moz BM mgr is very poor in this regard. The operations it allows are essentially drag and paste.

Does the e-mail address get posted to user group? If so and you use it to respond to me, it won't be brought to my attention for some time. I use it sparingly to redirect potential spam.

Please report bugs in Bugzilla (and against a build newer than 1.6, for crying out loud!).

Might also want to track the 'type' or category of the bug -- that is, the type of thing it represents. I can think of four types:

- broken code (incorrect functionality)
- enhancement request (new feature)
- change request (to change working functionality)
- management item (e.g. metabugs)

Might be interesting to see how the bugmail categorization layers on top of the bug categorization --

From my own bugmail (surely a trickle compared to the firehose directed at you) I suspect that the advocacy/rants are disproportionately concentrated in a relatively small number of bugs.

I've only ever been cc'd on a half-dozen extreme examples, but I know the feeling of looking at my inbox and thinking "oh good grief, some eejit's kicked off a flame war in bug XXXXX again"

Here's a possible (if not terribly practical) solution: hire secretaries for core developers, to sort bugmail into "reviews", "review requests", "constructive stuff" and "fix this now or I'll thqueam and thqueam until I'm thick"