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-== Summary ==
+__NOTOC__Port the current form history (Satchel) implementation to JavaScript. This will just be a straight C++-to-JS port, no changes to functionality or internal design.
-Port the current form history (Satchel) implementation to JavaScript. This will just be a straight C++-to-JS port, no changes to functionality or internal design.
+== Status ==
-== Current Status ==
+<onlyinclude>Reviewed and landed.</onlyinclude>
-Waiting for zpao's return.
+== Goals ==
-== Next Steps ==
+* Increase maintainability by moving from C++ to JS
+* Increase code similarity to the related parts in password manager
+* Pave way for changes related to Weave and Contacts projects from Labs
-* Sit down and port it.
+== Non Goals ==
-== Related Bugs ==
+Not porting nsFormFillController.cpp, since it's doing some things that are hard to port to JS, and doesn't have a lot of direct test coverage.
-{{bug|1234567}}
-== Team ==
+== Timeline / Milestones ==
+Only expected to take a day or two of work between dolske and zpao.
-*'''Project Lead''': dolske
+These are the bugs of interest:
-*'''Awesomeness''': zpao
+{| border="1"
+|-
+! scope="col" | Bug
+! scope="col" | Owner
+! scope="col" | Status
+|-
+| {{bug|439716}} - Form Manager should be a JS component
+| dolske
+| FIXED
+|-
+| {{bug|469443}} - nsFormAutoComplete in JS
+| dolske
+| FIXED
+|}
-== Designs ==
-N/A
+== Requirements ==
+None.
-== Goals/Use Cases ==
+== Dependencies ==
+All in-flight patches (in Toolkit::Form Manager) should be landed to avoid making people rewrite them in JS.
-N/A
+== Testing ==
+No QA resources required. No changes to functionality, very good automated test coverage.
-== Non Goals ==
+== Related Projects ==
+None.
-Not porting nsFormFillController.cpp, since it's doing some things that are hard to port to JS, and doesn't have a lot of direct test coverage.