Increasing the population impacts our Engagement Ratio data; we need to give the MAU data time to catch up since we've deployed the increase. More on this next week.
The top issue we are investigating is bug 1300411 - user reports excessive load spinning when switching tabs with e10s in 48.0.2 release. Here is what we know:
There are 3 individual reports. One of which that is the most reproducible seems related to an issue with 1279086 bug 1279086 google docs. Testing is needed to confirm.
In order to better surmise the scale of the this issue, we are landing opt-out telemetry probes as of Firefox 49 bug 1301104 and bug 1301435.
How are things looking for Add-Ons in Firefox 49 Beta? STILL GREEN. There isn't any data that indicates we can't enable E10s with users for our Whitelisted Add-Ons and for Add-Ons created as WebExtensions.
Next Steps
09/12: Bug tracking and Team RASCI transition
09/19-20: Retrospective to be scheduled
Add-Ons + WebExtensions
Everything is looking good for add-ons + e10s in the 49 experiments and as stated above, we will ship Firefox 49 with a set of compatible Add-Ons enabled.
Decision Made: We will continue A/B experiments on Beta and will maintain the same % of the population (50% of eligible).
General roll-out plan for including extensions is here.
A11y + Windows 8 Touchscreen Support
A11y and touchscreen support has landed in 51! \o/
We're also looking into Windows touchscreen/a11y compat, see more information as the plan is taking shape, here.
RTL Support
E10s support for RTL versions of Firefox on Windows and Mac is targeted for Firefox 50.
We are at about 90% [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis/Test_Coverage Test coverage for all channels. We have touched base with all module owners. Not all of them have signed off specifically but we are calling it within acceptable range for shipping at this point.
Multi Process
Bi-weekly meetings have commenced for e10s-multi, see more info:
