File a Bug Report with Apple Directly
Apple.com, Mac OS X, Troubleshooting - September 18th, 2009 - 3 Comments
I’ve run into some unusual quirks and bugs in Snow Leopard and based on conversation with other Mac users I know I’m not the only one. Instead of just complaining about it (or writing a post about it, like this!), it’s much more helpful to Apple and the Mac community to file a bug report directly with Apple. You can do this easily online here: BugReport.Apple.com. You’ll need an ADC login to use the bug reporting tool, I imagine this is a requirement to insure that bug reports are filed by relatively qualified technical people. So if you stumble upon something which is definitely a bug, do everyone a favor and file a bug report with Apple!
I tried to login to the bugreport page (2x), but got an error that said the following (there was no error detail). I did email this to them.
An error has occurred. Please report the error to Apple Inc. by emailing the error detail to devbugs@apple.com.
For more details on the error, click this link
Error Detail
10 times a day or more my Safari crashes and I send in a Bug report.
I never hear back from Apple. What is going on and why is this happening?
Please reply.
Johnny
I logged into the bug report site and this is the result that popped up.
How do you report that the Bug Reporter has a bug?
You do not have access to the Apple Bug Reporter (aka RadarWeb).
Please contact the IS&T HelpLine.
Dial 4-7777 from any Cupertino campus phone.
Dial 7777 from any Sacramento campus phone.
Dial 4-HELP (4357) from any Austin campus phone.
Dial 1-800-800-6272 from anywhere in the U.S.
Dial 1-408-974-7777 from SCV or outside the U.S.
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For more details on the error, click this link
Error Detail