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Quickshare buttons are great once users have used a sharing service or two, but we think it could be great if we provide sensible defaults for those buttons, so users can get value from them from the very beginning. | Quickshare buttons are great once users have used a sharing service or two, but we think it could be great if we provide sensible defaults for those buttons, so users can get value from them from the very beginning. | ||
These defaults will also have to be settable by localizers, and by partners by way of distribution files. | |||
== Use cases & user stories == | == Use cases & user stories == | ||
* When I first start using Firefox's Quickshare feature, I want there to be sensible default services set for each of the Quickshare buttons, selected due to popularity, what makes sense in my locale, or because of service partnerships. | * When I first start using Firefox's Quickshare feature, I want there to be sensible default services set for each of the Quickshare buttons, selected due to popularity, what makes sense in my locale, or because of service partnerships. | ||
* After I've been sharing content through Firefox for a while, I expect the Quickshare buttons to update to reflect which services I use through a frecency algorithm. | |||
* When I have specific services I always want to use, I want to be able to set those as the defaults for my Quickshare buttons in my Firefox Settings, overriding the standard frecency algorithm and any pre-set defaults. | |||
* Users must always be able to override and customize the initial Quickshare button defaults - at no point will these be hardcoded and unchangeable. | |||
== UX design == | == UX design == | ||
* | * TBD | ||
== Quality criteria == | == Quality criteria == |