no problems

karma: +1

Seems to works fine. Minor thing: when installing extensions the two buttons in the info box are very tiny during the download phase. During the installation phase they are as they should be.

Generally works for me. Minor issues - opening a new tab displays a new tab with the following URL "https://content.cdn.mozilla.net/newtab/v1/nightly/en-IN/index.html" and not the setting from preferences.

Works for me.

Surfed, tested the addons and watched a few short movies. Works fine so far.

rust is now available in the repos, yet it is not enabled in this build of firefox :-(

No regressions noted.

Works for me.

Good here.

1 minor issue is that the link in the browser ( fedora forums ) has https , the forum isnt https enabled so remobing the ( s ) fixes the problem

works for me

Works for me

Works for me

Had it running for over 24 hours on my main desktop, seems okay.

Comments no longer appear to trigger a stable request when the karma is high enough. Can someone who's already given a +1 try again to see if that works? I haven't tested so don't want to do it myself.

Looks OK on x86_64 here.

In Testing 7 hours ago, 2016-09-22 00:37:38 (UTC)

But still not receiving the package via dnf. Of course I enabled the testing repo.

@jayjayjazz: It's definitely in testing, see for example https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/updates/testing/24/x86_64/f/ . Unfortunately it looks like bodhi is messed up and it's not going to stable by itself.

Received the update, but I can´t give Feedback....

I'm seeing major rendering issues with this release. Some pages don't load any more or are cropped after a bit more than the height of my monitor. This seems to affect pages like FEDORA-2016-77ffa78abb. Also, I'm experiencing more lags and even freezes compared to 48.0.x. No major stuff so nothing to keep back the security fixes, but still some issues that need to be resolved. I don't know how to report them though.

@jayjayjazz, @robatino: Your mirror might need some time (usually up to 24, sometimes up to 48 hours) to get the update to you. If you think you can't wait that long, use the koji link above and download the files manually through your browser. Please note that this connection is unencrypted though, putting you at risk.

@robatino: The maintainer might have changed the option to prevent firefox from getting stable by default. Or there might be a minimum time to be in updates-testing before going stable.

Can't give feedback either.

@genodeftest: the rendering issue with the specific page from Bodhi you referenced (https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2016-77ffa78abb) isn't a regression in Firefox 49. I can duplicate it in Firefox 48 as well. In fact, it's worse for me in 48 than 49, but both versions consume all RAM and start thrashing swap. It's also a problem in Epiphany, but there it's handled more gracefully.

I've reported the Bodhi page rendering issue as #1378601.

@genodeftest Thanks for your comment. This package has now +13 karma, and at least two users can´t add any feedback. How can the update be pushed to stable now?

@jayjayjazz:

I'd follow these steps: 1. have a look a the mailing lists devel@ and desktop@: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/desktop@lists.fedoraproject.org/ and https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/devel@lists.fedoraproject.org/ , there is nothing about Firefox there. 2. Try to contact the package maintainers directly, see https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/package/rpms/firefox/ and click on the Username FAS link. For Martin Stransky the link leads to https://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts/user/view/stransky

LGTM on x86_64.

LGTM x86-64