Firefox/Privacy and Security Front-End/OKRs/2017Q4

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2017Q4 OKR Progress

Objective Key Result Confidence Features Notes
Oct 30 Nov 13 Nov 27 Dec 11 Score
1. Protect users from password theft and stay competitive (Phishing protection) 1.1 Complete three of the seven password phishing sub-tasks required to complete this objective.
2. Solidify 2018 strategy and approach to tracking 2.1 Complete in-flight studies and analysis on engagement and retention differences with tracking protection (with various positioning)
2.2 Obtain agreement from product, engineering and business stakeholders for what specifically will ship in the subsequent quarters
3. Improve Private Browsing Mode 3.1 Add 2 additional privacy protections in Private Browsing Mode (and available in regular mode).
3.2 Lightbeam / Containers bug fixes and maintenance
3.3 Web Extension API changes for Privacy
4. Develop a process to burn down sec-critical and sec-high bugs 4.1 Consistently maintain less than x number of sec-high and sec-critical bugs in monthly basis
5. Make Firefox Privacy controls/options more intuitive 5.1 Ensure our privacy and security setting UI match the users’ mental model and work as expected.
5.2 Update individual UI components that don’t do what they appear to do (either from a user’s perspective, from the platform perspective, or both)
5.3 Permissions / VR
6. Enable Firefox developers to write secure code by default.

(Security by Default)

6.1 Set the correct triggering principal for top-level loads by completing 12 remaining bugs.
7. Enable web developers to produce secure web sites through use of relevant web standards, increased test coverage via web-platform tests & parity with other browsers 7.1 Update Mixed Content Implementation per Spec
7.2 Land CSP Violation reports and enable web-platform tests
7.3 Land CSP worker-src
8. Protect users from data: URI phishing attacks 8.1 Enable toplevel data: URI navigation blocker
9. Enable Firefox developers to query referrer (including policy) information from a single source of truth. 9.1 Revamp referrer policy setup
10. Lay foundation for shipping Breach Alerts 10.1 File all bugs for the shipment MVP with published UI spec
11. Improve Firefox security by implementing W3C spec of Referrer Policy 11.1 Land Referrer Policy support for CSS
11.2 Land Referrer Policy support for downloads
12. Provide Firefox users an approach to protect against browser fingerprinting 12.1 Ship Fingerprinting Resistance MVP (parity with Tor Browser) in Firefox 59
12.2 Deliver a development plan for Fingerprinting Resistance Phase 2 (to improve the feature by minimizing web breakages and being more user-friendly)