Frederik Braun

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icon company @mozilla icon location Berlin icon location I work on Firefox Security at Mozilla in Berlin. My team works on Firefox, Gecko and the web platform providing security assurance, engineering and more.

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Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

Yeah...but well it doesn't request details for all hidden bug IDs but only those that are somehow linked to me ;) I couldn't find it in the code, but maybe...

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

But bugzilla-todo does know these bugs contain actionable items for the current user (just not in which category they should do.) Right now we just hide them from the user,...

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

> Watch the webconsole when loading Bugzilla-todos for the BzAPI calls that are made - none of those should return hidden bugs But they do :D I found it hard...

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

Thanks for the clarification! I agree that using authentication in bugzilla-todo might be a non-goal. (If it isn't, I'm willing to help on security reviews)

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

sure

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

I can too :D

Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?

Issue _"HTTP 400 for non-public bugs"_ renamed to _"Support optional client-side Bugzilla authentication to allow displaying non-public bugs?"_

needinfo / to nag: show how long a request is outstanding

I'd be willing to take a look at this, but couldn't find a proper place where this could be added

Suggestion: pan with mouse drag

[hammer.js](https://hammerjs.github.io/getting-started/) seems like a good fit.

Icon hardly visible with DevTools's dark theme

Thanks for writing this add-on @eduardoboucas! What some add-ons do is use a greyish color `#e6e6e6` that should work in both light and dark theme. Now that I'm thinking about...