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The goal is to give the returning user the same joy as the new user. | The goal is to give the returning user the same joy as the new user. | ||
This feature falls primarily in the '''Experience''' category (from the "Discover, Experience, and Connect" vision statement.) | |||
|Feature users and use cases=Marcos used Firefox up until version 3 when he decided to switch to Chrome. He's been using Chrome for a couple of years now but heard that Firefox 4 was blazing fast and had some great new features. He downloads Firefox but when he launches it, it has his three year old Facebook and Bank of America passwords stored which don't work any more. It's also missing all his new favorite websites and what's even worse than that is the awful Ask toolbar that just showed up in Firefox one day back in 2008. He decides Firefox still sucks and goes back to Chrome. | |Feature users and use cases=Marcos used Firefox up until version 3 when he decided to switch to Chrome. He's been using Chrome for a couple of years now but heard that Firefox 4 was blazing fast and had some great new features. He downloads Firefox but when he launches it, it has his three year old Facebook and Bank of America passwords stored which don't work any more. It's also missing all his new favorite websites and what's even worse than that is the awful Ask toolbar that just showed up in Firefox one day back in 2008. He decides Firefox still sucks and goes back to Chrome. | ||