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Produce a standard way of showing extension overrides in about:preferences. This would be for things like about:home, about:newtab, but we could also repeat this process simply for each preference when it gets an appropriate API. | |||
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Revision as of 19:57, 19 July 2017
I hate giving projects code names, but we couldn't think of a good summary for this project that didn't involve being confused with every other permissions and objects project. So we have Jazz and that seems cool since we have Disco Pane.
Project Jazz
Let's find a way to show users of extensions what the extensions do to their browser after they are installed. This includes, but is not limited to:
- showing a user the permissions granted by a user to the add-on
- allow a user to revoke permissions (both optional and required) from the add-on
- showing a user which command combinations an add-on requests
- allowing a user to change the command combinations an add-on requests
- show what collisions in APIs add-ons might represent
- allowing the user to override or change key functionality such as: search engines, home page, new tab pages
- we need this for *all* prefs that are accessible via the UI and also controllable by WebExtensions
- we need to consider whether a user should be able to specify a value for a preference, and have that block WebExtensions from overriding the preference, and if so, how would that work/what would it look like
Milestones
Currently under discussion.
Milestone 1
Produce a standard way of showing extension overrides in about:preferences. This would be for things like about:home, about:newtab, but we could also repeat this process simply for each preference when it gets an appropriate API.
Milestone 2
Bugs
Tracking bug
Tracking bug is 1342584.
13 Total; 13 Open (100%); 0 Resolved (0%); 0 Verified (0%);
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