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|Feature overview=This feature falls under the <b>Experience</b> theme. | |Feature overview=This feature falls under the <b>Experience</b> theme. | ||
With the transition to the Rapid Release development model, the frequency in which we interrupt a user's workflow will be increasingly more common. With goals to offer a secure, feature-rich, and fun browsing experience, we want to ensure everyone is on the latest version of Firefox. To achieve this goal, this particular feature will breakdown the necessary pieces to deliver a silent update experience. | |||
Silent Update is comprised of the following 6 components: | Silent Update is comprised of the following 6 components: | ||
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*Mac OS: determine if there are issues for non-admins | *Mac OS: determine if there are issues for non-admins | ||
<b>5) Update the add-on compatibility check prompt ([https://wiki.mozilla.org/Silent_Update_not_now_prompt feature page]):</b> | <b>5) Update the add-on compatibility check prompt ([https://wiki.mozilla.org/Silent_Update_not_now_prompt feature page]):</b> | ||
*In conjunction with component (2), when the update process encounters an incompatible add-on we should prompt with a dialog providing users the options of "not now" or "remind me later". | *In conjunction with component (2), when the update process encounters an incompatible add-on we should prompt with a dialog providing users the options of "not now" or "remind me later". | ||
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