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The goal is to make Firefox a seamless conversion from Chrome. | The goal is to make Firefox a seamless conversion from Chrome. | ||
This feature falls primarily in the '''Experience''' category (from the "Discover, Experience, and Connect" vision statement.) | |||
|Feature users and use cases=A Chrome user wants to try out Firefox so he downloads it and installs it. Unfortunately, for him and the 150 million other Chrome users who might want to try out Firefox, his Chrome settings and data are not migrated so when he goes to log into Facebook and his username and password are not pre-filled, he says "screw it" and returns to Chrome. | |Feature users and use cases=A Chrome user wants to try out Firefox so he downloads it and installs it. Unfortunately, for him and the 150 million other Chrome users who might want to try out Firefox, his Chrome settings and data are not migrated so when he goes to log into Facebook and his username and password are not pre-filled, he says "screw it" and returns to Chrome. | ||
|Feature non-goals=The goal is not to keep Firefox in sync with Chrome, just to migrate it one time. | |Feature non-goals=The goal is not to keep Firefox in sync with Chrome, just to migrate it one time. | ||