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Bugzilla Bugs Scraper + Pain Point Analysis

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Scrape bugs from any public Bugzilla instance (Mozilla, kernel, GNOME…) and get pain-point analysis of what reporters describe. Uses the official Bugzilla REST API.

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Bugzilla Bug Intelligence

**Bugzilla API** — Scrape bugs from any public Bugzilla instance (Mozilla, kernel, GNOME) via the official REST API and see what reporters keep struggling with. No login required.

Works against any public Bugzilla instance — Mozilla, the Linux kernel, GNOME, and more. Ships pain-point analysis on top of the raw bug list: what reporters describe, and which components are regressing.

What you get

Themes people complain about — terms that appear disproportionately in bug summaries, not just the most frequent words
Themes people request — the same lift-based method applied to feature/enhancement requests
Per-component regression detection — which component's bug pattern is trending worse than the product's own baseline
Trend — monthly bug-report volume

How it works

Uses the official Bugzilla REST API. Pass any product name the instance tracks (e.g. Firefox, Thunderbird, Core).

Use Cases

OSS foundations and maintainers tracking which component keeps generating the most pain
QA/security teams benchmarking their own product's bug patterns against a known instance like Mozilla's
Competitive research citing real, sourced bug complaints when evaluating an alternative
Release managers watching for a component regression right after a version ships

Pricing

Pay per event. You are charged per item collected and once per analysis you select. Deselect analyses you do not need.

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