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TCP/ETP Community Project
Project details
With the rollout of Total Cookie Protection TCP, the product team are interested in proactively collecting information on site breakage and other issues as they relate to Firefox's Anti-Tracking features like TCP and Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP).
Goal
The Customer Experience (CX) team is able to better identify and track site breakage issues caused by TCP/ETP and to collaborate with the product team on resolving them.
Stakeholders
CX:
Product:
Problem statement
- The anti-tracking team aren't able to understand the real volume of site-breakage issues due to a lot of noise on their reporting system.
- Support.mozilla.org is lacking of documentation when it comes to site-breakage troubleshooting.
Success metric
- KB audits for anti-tracking articles are 100% completed (KB)
- All anti-tracking related articles are localized to 5 priority locales (Localization)
- We’re able to understand true volume of site breakage issues related to anti-tracking (Forum and Social)
- Contributors are trained to spot anti-tracking issues and file a bug report (Forum and Social)
Scope
The anti-tracking reports are out of scope of this project. CX will only use data that we have from our platform.
Communication plan
- We will form a contributor focus group to help with this project.
- Public comms will go out on the first week of March.
- Project weekly check-in will be recorded and shared with contributors on the focus group.
- Comms will be done in the contributor forum, Matrix and/or Slack, KB discussion, and potentially Bugzilla.
Project timeline
See TCP/ETP - Project Timeline for more detail.