Testing Mozilla Web Properties
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The document summarizes Mozilla's web testing practices. It introduces the testing team and the technologies, tools, and techniques they use. It discusses common challenges like different environments, legacy browsers, and tight schedules. It also outlines their approach to automated and manual testing and provides examples of areas that are good candidates for each.
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