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* Websites | * Websites | ||
* Web browswer/Firefox | * Web browswer/Firefox | ||
* | * User | ||
* OS | * OS | ||
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** Websites loaded onto the browser tab within the browswer window or the window itself. | ** Websites loaded onto the browser tab within the browswer window or the window itself. | ||
* | * Web broswer/ Firefox | ||
** When the user stops using the device, i.e. becomes 'idle' the web browser is notified. | ** When the user stops using the device, i.e. becomes 'idle' the web browser is notified. | ||
** When the user starts using the device again, i.e. becomes 'active' or comes 'back' the browswer is notified. | ** When the user starts using the device again, i.e. becomes 'active' or comes 'back' the browswer is notified. | ||
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** On platforms that do support obtaining system idle time such as Windows, the web browswer is notified of user idle status only when the user is completely away from the device. | ** On platforms that do support obtaining system idle time such as Windows, the web browswer is notified of user idle status only when the user is completely away from the device. | ||
*** The web browser is notified that the user is 'active'/ 'back' as soon as the user interacts with any application executing on the device. The user does not need to be directly interfacing with the web browser. | *** The web browser is notified that the user is 'active'/ 'back' as soon as the user interacts with any application executing on the device. The user does not need to be directly interfacing with the web browser. | ||
* User | |||
** Use interacting with the device that the browser is currently running on. | |||
=== Component IdleService === | === Component IdleService === | ||