Revision as of 11:02, 17 October 2012

Windows Plugin Hang UI

Feature	Status	Dev Lead	QA Lead	Status
Windows Plugin Hang UI	In Planning		Manuela Muntean

An UI presenting which plugin is unresponsive and allowing to kill it will be shown after each crash.
Afterwards, plugins will be killed automatically after a longer timeout, between 45 and 60 seconds.
This feature is available starting Firefox 19 Beta

Steps to verify:
- Install and launch Firefox
- Install one or more plugins (i.e. Adobe Flash Player, Microsoft Silverlight)
- Go to a website that uses the installed plugins (i.e. YouTube, Vimeo) and play one or more videos in different tabs
- After a while, the one or more plugins stop responding
Expected result:
- After a short amount of time (5 seconds) the normal browser UI will be overlayed with a dialog showing which plugin is not responding and allowing the user to kill that plugin

Also, the UI should occur with no problem after a few seconds if:
- Multiple browser windows are available
- Heavy user profile is loaded (large history, multiple bookmarks, user settings, tabs, add-ons)
- Private browsing is on

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 ;Basic Functional Testing
+*Steps to verify:
+**Install and launch Firefox<br>
+**Install one or more plugins (i.e. Adobe Flash Player, Microsoft Silverlight)<br>
+**Go to a website that uses the installed plugins (i.e. YouTube, Vimeo) and play one or more videos in different tabs<br>
+**After a while, the one or more plugins stop responding<br>
+*Expected result:
+** After a short amount of time (5 seconds) the normal browser UI will be overlayed with a dialog showing which plugin is not responding and allowing the user to kill that plugin<br>
 ;Edge Cases
+*Also, the UI should occur with no problem after a few seconds if:<br>
+**Multiple browser windows are available<br>
+**Heavy user profile is loaded (large history, multiple bookmarks, user settings, tabs, add-ons)<br>
+**Private browsing is on<br>
 == Test Cases  ==