Reported bugs can be going up while total bugs are going down. Just because they are getting reported now doesn't mean they didn't exist a year or two earlier.
In my own experience Mozilla is progressing incredibly well. It runs continuously 24x7 for me for days. I rarely shut down my machine and Moz runs for a long time. Great program. It not runs more stably for me than IE 5.5 Sp2. To all the Moz developers: You guys are doing a great job. Even a year ago I had my doubts. Now I see its finally all coming together. Keep it up. Great program. And ignore the whiners. On Sun, 03 Feb 2002 13:18:17 +0100 esteemed Ortwin =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Gl=FCck?= did hold forth thusly: > Looking at the bug statistics at > > http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/reports.cgi?product=3D-All-&output=3Dshow_cha= > rt&datasets=3DNEW%3A&datasets=3DASSIGNED%3A&datasets=3DREOPENED%3A&datase= > ts=3DUNCONFIRMED%3A&links=3D1&banner=3D1 > > Bugs are taking over! > > Fact: > The number of bugs is now three times as high as half a year ago: over=20 > 12,000 open bugs! > > Are Mozilla developers creating more bugs than they (can ever) fix?=20 > Where is this going to end? >
