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Users often use different services to share different sorts of things, for example: a tendency to share videos in email to their family, or to share photos to Facebook, or to share text-articles to Twitter. | |||
In these cases | In these cases -- where there is a notable pattern in user behaviour in particular contexts -- we want to populate one of the Quickshare buttons with that contextually-relevant service so users can save time and sharing is even easier than ever. | ||
== Use cases & user stories == | == Use cases & user stories == |
Revision as of 17:48, 16 October 2013
Tracking
- Meta-bug to be filed
Goals
Users often use different services to share different sorts of things, for example: a tendency to share videos in email to their family, or to share photos to Facebook, or to share text-articles to Twitter.
In these cases -- where there is a notable pattern in user behaviour in particular contexts -- we want to populate one of the Quickshare buttons with that contextually-relevant service so users can save time and sharing is even easier than ever.
Use cases & user stories
- When I share a recognizable type of media or I share from a particular website, I want Firefox to make a note of that so Firefox can learn my sharing habits over time.
- When Firefox has established some sense of a pattern in my sharing habits, I want one of my Quickshare buttons to be populated with the service Firefox believes is most appropriate for the context I'm in so I will be able to take advantage of the Quickshare feature more often.
- When Firefox is deciding which service to use in each context, I want it to use a frecency algorithm rather than a straight frequency algorithm, so if I start using a new service it will more quickly bubble up and appear in my Quickshare contexts if I continue using it in the near term.
UX design
- Not handed off yet
Quality criteria
- No user-perceptible performance degradation
- All goals are met
- All user stories are implemented & tested