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Mozilla Will Leave 80% of Firefox 3.0 Bugs Untouched Before Release

By Sean Fallon Published November 15, 2007, 8:08 pm ET

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Firefox 3.0 Status meeting notes have revealed that Mozilla will leave about 8 in 10 bugs untouched before the final version is released. Instead, they have decided to devote their attention to correcting the most serious bugs in order to strike a balance between stability and the impending release schedule. [Mozilla via NYT]

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