Is this your component?

One of my background tasks this quarter is reducing clutter and confusion
in bugzilla.mozilla.org by eliminating or merging components.

Fun Fact: There are over 1,500 components in bugzilla.mozilla.org 😱

Some components I had some questions about:

Other Applications    CCK        "The Client Customization Kit, for
corporate/organization
rollouts (<a href=""http://www.mozilla.org/projects/cck/"">more info</a>)"
Other Applications    ChatZilla                            An IRC client
implemented with JavaScript and XUL.
Other Applications    DOM Inspector                            The DOM
Inspector is a tool used to examine, modify, and debug the DOM of HTML,
XUL, or XML documents.
Other Applications    Fizzypop                            Fizzypop is a
web-based add-on and XUL application generator. The goal is to make it the
foundation for Mozilla developer tools.
Other Applications    PyXPCOM                            The Python to
XPCOM bridge. See <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en/PyXPCOM">
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/PyXPCOM</a> for more details.
Other Applications    QA Companion                            "The QA
Companion makes it easy for community members to get involved, providing an
interface to Litmus, QMO, and IRC and serving notifications of upcoming
testing events. See
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Litmus:Extension for more information."
Other Applications    Reporter                            XUL Extension for
reporting problematic websites to mozilla.org
Other Applications    Venkman JS Debugger          Bugs, problems,
enhancements for the Venkman JavaScript Debugger tool.
Other Applications    XUL Explorer                            "Please see
see http://viewvc.svn.mozilla.org/vc/projects/xul-explorer"

Since we're rid of XUL-based applications in Firefox, can the XUL
referencing components on this list go away?

Thanks,

-- Emma
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