Mozilla Bugzilla is the public issue tracker behind Mozilla’s products and programs. Each record represents a single bug or task, carrying a summary, product and component classification, severity and priority, assignee, and a chronological comment thread. Because the database is open, anyone can read the history of a report and see how it moved from filing to resolution.
The system organizes work through products and components rather than folders, so a report like a certificate-authority compliance case lands in the CA Program product under CA Certificate Compliance. Users can search by bug number, filter by status, watch products or components for updates, and export records as JSON or XML. Attachments and structured flags keep evidence and decisions attached to the discussion.
It is built for Mozilla engineers, module owners, security and compliance reviewers, and external contributors who need to file or follow defects. Certificate authorities and auditors also use it to track incidents and remediation. Readers who just want product support will not find it here; this is a working tracker, not a help desk.
New users should start with Quick Search or a direct bug number, then use Advanced Search to narrow by product, component, and status. Creating an account, or signing in with GitHub, is required to comment or file reports. Watching a component is the practical way to follow ongoing work without checking back manually. In short, it is a reference-grade archive of Moz
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