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Since we want to make onboarding for Firefox 57 version extremely smooth, the browser will immediately do an automatic update check and install updates at startup for users who have automatic extension updates enabled. If the check or the actual update process takes more than some fixed amount of time (1 second) we will show a progress dialog and try to make it look just like the installer’s progress dialog. If the user has disabled updates or if we can’t do the check (e.g., because they are offline) then we will just proceed with startup with legacy extensions disabled. | Since we want to make onboarding for Firefox 57 version extremely smooth, the browser will immediately do an automatic update check and install updates at startup for users who have automatic extension updates enabled. If the check or the actual update process takes more than some fixed amount of time (1 second) we will show a progress dialog and try to make it look just like the installer’s progress dialog. If the user has disabled updates or if we can’t do the check (e.g., because they are offline) then we will just proceed with startup with legacy extensions disabled. | ||
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