The software solution designed to drive software development Bugzilla lets you plan, organize and release software on your own teams' schedule.

Bugzilla supports the ability to move a bug from one Bugzilla installation to another. This even works across versions–you can move a bug from a Bugzilla 2.16 installation to a Bugzilla 3.0 installation …

Bugzilla was originally written in TCL by Terry Weissman for use at mozilla.org to replace the in-house system then in use at Netscape. The initial installation of Bugzilla was deployed to the public on a …

This is a list of currently-known localizations of the Bugzilla UI. These are third-party contributions, so if you need help with any of them, please contact the maintainer of the particular localization.

Bugzilla's documentation is available in a number of formats. We also have API documentation for our external web services API (s). Current tru...

This page is *only* for reporting bugs that affect the Bugzilla bug tracking software itself. Lots and lots of companies and organizations use Bugzilla to handle their bug reporting, but in almost all cases, it’s …

You can see the latest updates from the Bugzilla Project and the status of Bugzilla development on the News page of the Bugzilla website. You can also follow us on our social media:

The options described here are for installation, administration, and customization support for Bugzilla server software. If you are an end-user of a Bugzilla, please consult the support options made …

Here is a list of the release dates of every version of Bugzilla sorted by its branch. You can click on the version number for a list of release notes, download links, and security advisories relevant to that …

Bugzilla now has the ability to connect to a Memcached server running either locally or on the network to allow fast access to different types of data. This cuts down on the amount of database hits and can …