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Upon initial launch, the Import (Migration) Wizard should appear.\n  2. The dialog should dismiss without any migration taking place. Smoketests require a clean profile. Migration itself will be tested after the rest of smoketesting has been completed.\n '),(4,1,'Talkback',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<ul>1. 1.0.x : Make sure that Talkback is installed. Look under components/talkback/ for the appropriate files. On Windows you\'ll need to do a custom install to select talkback. Also, if time permits, ensure that talkback comes up when crashing Firefox.\n<br>2. 1.1 : On Windows you\'ll need to do a custom install to select talkback. Ensure Talkback is present in Extensions Manager.  Also check that pertinent talkback files are present in *application*\\extensions\\talkback@mozilla.org\\components\n','Talkback and its associated files should be present.'),(5,2,'New Window',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'Open a new browser window using Ctrl + N or File | New Window.','New Browser Window should open.'),(6,2,'Save Page As...',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'                  1. Visit <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">Google</a>\n          2. From the toplevel menu, select File | Save Page As\n          3. In the resulting file picker, select \"Web Page, complete\".\n          4. Choose a target directory (e.g., your desktop or home directory).\n          5. Click the Save button.\n        ','          1. Verify that the file Google as well as a folder named \'Google_files\' which contains a file \'logo\' are saved to the directory you selected.\n          2. 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Check for layout problems.','Page should display as expected.'),(12,2,'Top Site, Popup Blocking/unblocking',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Visit site which delivers popupwindows, such as <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a> or <a href=\"http://www.aol.com\">http://www.aol.com</a>.\n  2. A message below tab bar should appear to inform you that Firefox has blocked a popup.\n  3. An [X] icon should appear in the status toolbar.\n  4. Use Tools | Options | web features to add www.cnn.com to \"allowed sites\" list.  Or select the [X] icon | Allow popups for www.cnn.com. Reload the page.  Check to see that the popup appears.\n  5. Use Tools | Options | web features to remove www.cnn.com from \"allowed sites\" list.\n  6. Open <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a> in a new tab\n  7. Close that tab with the Tab close [X]\n  8. Again, open <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a> in a new tab\n  9. Close that tab with the context menu item Close Tab\n','  1. Initially no popups should appear\n  2. After step 4, the page should display as expected and the popup should also appear.\n  3. After steps 7 and 9, a popup should be blocked. (as long as AOL keeps the onunload popup in the site)\n'),(13,2,'FTP',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Load <a href=\"ftp://ftp.mozilla.org\">ftp.mozilla.org</a>; navigate to ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/','Specified directory should display.'),(14,2,'HTTPS',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'              1. Visit the secure site <a href=\"https://www.verisign.com\">https://www.verisign.com</a>.\n        2. Observe that a Warning Dialog comes up,press OK to continue.\n        3. Verify that the Lock icon at the bottom right side of the browser         window appears locked.\n        4. Visit <a href=\"http://www.verisign.com\">http://www.verisign.com</a>.         The Lock icon at the bottom right side of the browser window should         appear unlocked.\n        5. Visit <a href=\"https://verisign.com\">https://verisign.com</a> and ensure that         the \"Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch\" dialog appears.\n        6. View the certificate, ensure that it is for https://www.verisign.com and looks \"correct\".\n        7. Click Okay to visit the site, ensure that it loads the same <a href=\"https://www.verisign.com\">https://www.verisign.com</a> as above.\n      ','Correct identification of secure site.'),(15,2,'Page Load Controls',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'              1. Visit two successive sites.\n        2. Click Back button twice.\n        3. Click Forward button twice.\n        4. Begin to load <a href=\"http://www.apple.com\">www.apple.com</a> in         the browser, Click the Stop button before the page load is completed.         Page loading and any indication of loading should cease.\n        5. Click Reload and ensure that the page loads completely\n      ','Page loading should occur as expected.'),(16,2,'Search',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'Focus search field with mouse or use the shortcut (Ctrl+K for Windows, Ctrl+J for Linux, Cmd+K for Mac; various bugs open about the variance). Then type a search term and hit enter.','Search results should be displayed.'),(17,2,'Bookmarks',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'Use Bookmarks | Add to Bookmarks... and hit OK in the resulting dialog to add a bookmark.','     1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n     2. Locate the new bookmark and double-click. This should open the page in the current browser window.\n      3. alternatively, use Ctrl/Cmd+B to open bookmarks in the sidebar.  Find the new bookmark and double-click to open.\n'),(18,2,'Preferences (Options)',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'        1. Open the Preferences (Options) dialog: on Windows select Tools | Options; Linux, Edit | Preferences; Mac, Firefox | Preferences.\n        2. Select the General category and click the Use Current Page button in the Home Page section.\n        3. Click OK to save changes and dismiss the Preferences (Options) window.\n','Click the Home button on the Navigation toolbar and verify that it loads the new home page.'),(19,2,'Form Completion',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'             1. Visit <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">http://www.google.com</a>.\n        2. Type \"mozillazine\" in the serch field and hit Enter.\n        3. Use the back button to return to <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">http://www.google.com</a>        and begin typing \"mozilla\" in the search field\n            ','Verify that the form completion popup contains \"mozillazine\".'),(20,2,'Externally Handled Content',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'        1. Click here <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/smoketests/test.zip\">http://www.mozilla.org/quality/smoketests/test.zip</a>  &mdash;Firefox should open the Save As dialog.\n        2. Choose a target directory (e.g., your desktop or home directory).\n        3. Click the Save button.\n','Verify that the <b>test.zip</b> file is saved.'),(21,2,'Print',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'            1. Go to <a href=\"http://mozillazine.org\">http://mozillazine.org</a>\n        2. Select File | Print or click the toolbar Print icon.\n        3. Print the page\n      ','hard copy output should appear as expected.'),(22,2,'Performance check',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'Check the latest tinderbox performance graph for Ts, Tp, and Txul to make sure we haven\'t regressed. So far performance tests appear only on the <a href=\"http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=Firefox\">Firefox trunk tinderboxen</a>.','This is a bit tricky because of noise inherent in the system. You may need to consult multiple tinderboxen and examine several days of graph to decipher the signal from the noise.'),(23,2,'Memory usage check',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'In order to protect against unexpected changes in Memory usage, check the MH and Lk graphs on Firefox tinderbox. ','The Leak and Memory Heap graphs should not show any abnormal spikes. Reading these graphs can be tricky and you may want to view several days worth of stats to help distinguish the signal within the noise.'),(24,2,'Find in Page',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page where a word you wish to find occurs frequently, such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.org\">http://mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Bring up the Find toolbar via Ctrl/Cmd+F or Edit | Find in Page from the menu bar.\n  3. In the Find toolbar textfield enter a common word such as <b>mozilla</b>.\n  4. If time permits, hit the Find Next/Find Previous buttons to find the next and previous instances of the string. 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Depending on the browser profile selected for import, various setting and files should have been copied over to this profile on Firefox; Bookmarks being the most common.\n  2. Check Manage Bookmarks to be certain that bookmarks form the chosen browser were imported.\n'),(28,2,'Install an extension',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Extensions to bring up the Extension Manager.\n  2. Click the \"Get More Extensions\" link which should open another browser window to UMO (a page at http://addons.mozilla.org/).\n  3. Click on one of the popular Firefox extension links (eg, Adblock, ForecastFox, etc.) to load the extension page.\n  4. In the extension page, click the Install Now link to install the extension.\n  5. Quit and restart Firefox. Verify that the extension is installed and active.\n','At step 4 you should get the software installation warning dialog, and after 2 seconds the Install Now button there should become active (the UMO site should be whitelisted there by default). After step 5, the extension should be listed in the Extension Manager and active within Firefox.'),(29,2,'Install a theme',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Themes to bring up the Theme Manager.\n  2. Click the \"Get More Themes\" link which should open another browser window to UMO (a page at http://addons.mozilla.org/).\n  3. Click on one of the Firefox theme links (eg, Phoenity, Qute, etc.) to load the theme page.\n  4. In the theme page, click the Install Now link to install the theme.\n  5. After the theme finishes installing, select it in the Theme Manager and click the \"Use Theme\" button.\n  6. Quit and restart Firefox. Verify that the theme is installed and active.\n','After step 6, the extension should be listed in the Theme Manager as active --and the Firefox UI changed to this theme.'),(30,2,'Fast Find',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Options | Advanced | Accessibilty and select \"Begin finding when you begin typing.\"\n  2. Click Okay to the Options dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org\">mozilla.org</a>\n  4. Begin typing \"Firefox\"\n','  1. The first instance of Firefox should be hi-lighted as you type\n   2. The find toolbar should also appear, then linger for a few seconds after you cease typing.\n'),(31,3,'Quit',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'To quit the browser use: File | Exit on Windows, File | Quit on Linux, or Firefox | Quit on Mac.','Firefox should shut down, with none of its processes running.'),(32,3,'Shutdown &amp; Uninstall',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'1. Exit Firefox (make sure no Firefox processes are running): File | Exit on Windows, File | Quit on Linux, Firefox | Quit on Mac.\n2. On Windows, go to Start -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs, select Firefox and click Uninstall.\n3. On Mac, drag the Firefox application package to the trash.\n4. 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After step 5, Firefox should start and load the webpage from the link in the third application.\n'),(34,4,'Standard installation',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'1. On Windows and Linux, Launch the Install wizard.\n2. Navigate through the wizard with the Next buttons.\n3. Accept the licensing agreement and perform a \"Standard\" installation.\n4. When the installation has completed, ensure that the checkbox to launch the application is checked and click the \"Finish\" button.\n5. On Mac, drag the Firefox package to your Application folder.  Then launch Firefox from there.\n','The installer wizards dialogs should be complete, all of its content should fit properly in the wizard panels, and Firefox should launch upon completion of the installation process.'),(35,4,'Start',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'Start the Mozilla Firefox browser.','The browser should start.'),(36,4,'Custom installation',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<p>Windows and Linux only:</p>1. In the Install Wizard accept the licensing agreement and perform a \"Custom\" installation.\n2. For a custom install do either or both of the following:  3. select a different location for Firefox, such as a folder in your home directory or desktop, called <i>firefox-[build-date]</i>\n  4. select or deselect the developer extensions, talkback or navigation extensions, if available\n  \n5. Also test the Back and Forward buttons within the Install Wizard.\n','<p>The installer should be complete, all of its content should fit properly in the wizard panels, and the application should launch at completion of the installation (unless you selected otherwise). Make sure content doesn\'t change/disappear inappropriately when using the Back/Forward buttons.</p><p>Make sure Firefox is installed in your chosen directory, and that it contains (or excludes) the extensions you chose.</p>'),(37,4,'About dialog and about: page',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<p>A. On Windows and Linux: From the main menu, select Help | About Mozilla Firefox.<br>On Mac, from the main menu, select Firefox | About Mozilla Firefox</p><p>B. In the location field, type <i>about:</i> and hit Enter.</p>','<p>A. The About dialog should appear. Verify that the build ID, branch, locale and copyright info are correct and up to date.</p><p>B. The About: web page should open in the browser. Verify that the build ID, branch, locale and copyright info are correct and up to date.</p>'),(38,5,'Migrate from Internet Explorer (IE)',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'This is applies only to Windows and Mac, since IE doesn\'t exist on Linux.  1. Ensure Firefox is not running. Then rename or remove any existing Firefox profiles.\n  2. Start IE and do the following:      3. Add some bookmarks, like Google.com, bugzilla, etc.\n    4. Surf around to get some cookies and global history.\n    5. Set your home page, e.g., to google or wherever.\n    6. Save passwords: Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  \n  7. Quit IE.\n  8. Start Firefox. The Migration dialog should appear.  Select Internet Explorer and proceed through migration.\n','With your newly migrated profile, ensure that IE favorites, history, home page, password\'s and cookies have been brought over into Firefox.\n'),(39,5,'Migrate from Mozilla or Netscape',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'This test requires a Mozilla or Netscape Browser.<br>   1. Ensure Firefox is not running. Then rename or remove any existing Firefox profiles.\n  2. Start Mozilla/Netscape and do the following:      3. Add some bookmarks, like Google.com, bugzilla, etc.\n    4. Surf around to get some cookies and global history.\n    5. Set your home page, e.g., to google or wherever.\n    6. Save passwords: Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  \n  7. Quit Mozilla/Netscape.\n  8. Start Firefox. The Migration dialog should appear.  Select Mozilla/Netscape and proceed through migration.\n','With your newly migrated profile, ensure that bookmarks, history, home page, password\'s and cookies from Mozilla/Netscape have been brought over into Firefox.'),(40,5,'Migrate from Opera',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'This test requires the Opera browser.<br>  1. Ensure Firefox is not running. Then rename or remove any existing Firefox profiles.\n  2. Start Opera and do the following:      3. Add some bookmarks, like Google.com, bugzilla, etc.\n    4. Surf around to get some cookies and global history.\n    5. Set your home page, e.g., to google or wherever.\n    6. Save passwords: Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  \n  7. Quit Opera.\n  8. Start Firefox. The Migration dialog should appear. Select Opera and proceed through migration.\n','Note: On Mac, there\'s no option to migrate from Opera (<a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257445\">257445</a>). On Linux, migration from Opera doesn\'t work unless there\'s a Seamonkey profile (<a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257215\">257215</a>).<br><br>With your newly migrated profile, ensure that bookmarks, history, home page, password\'s and cookies from Opera have been brought over into Firefox.'),(41,5,'Mac only: Migrate from Safari',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Ensure Firefox is not running. Then rename or remove any existing Firefox profiles.\n  2. Start Safari and do the following:      3. Add some bookmarks, like Google.com, bugzilla, etc.\n    4. Surf around to get some cookies and global history.\n    5. Set your home page, e.g., to google or wherever.\n  \n  6. Quit Safari.\n  7. Start Firefox. The migration dialog should appear, Select Safari and proceed through the migration process.\n','With your newly migrated profile, ensure that bookmarks, history, home page, and cookies from Safari have been brought over into Firefox.'),(42,6,'Main Menu Toolbar items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Look at the Main Menu items','The Main Menu Toolbar items should be ordered left to right as follows:<br><br><u>F</u>ile  &nbsp&nbsp<u>E</u>dit  &nbsp&nbsp<u>V</u>iew  &nbsp&nbsp<u>G</u>o  &nbsp&nbsp<u>B</u>ookmarks &nbsp&nbsp<u>T</u>ools  &nbsp&nbsp<i>Mac only: Window</i>  &nbsp&nbsp<u>H</u>elp'),(43,6,'Main Menu: File items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'With one browser window open containing no tabs:  1. Look at the File menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the File menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>New Window Ctrl/Cmd+N</b> Opens another browser window.\n  2. <b>New Tab Ctrl/Cmd+T</b> Opens a tab within the current window.\n  3. <b> Open Location  Ctrl/Cmd+L</b> Puts focus in the Location Bar.\n  4. <b> Open File...  Ctrl/Cmd+O</b> Open File dialog, aka, the file picker appears.\n  5. <b>Close  Ctrl/Cmd+W</b> Closes current window.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  6. <b> Save Page As...  Ctrl/Cmd+S</b> Save file picker dialog appears.\n  7. <b> Send Link</b> Brings up system default mail application\'s compose window that includes the current page\'s URL.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  8. <b>Page Setup</b> Brings up Page Setup dialog\n  9. <b> Print Preview</b>. This changes the current browser window to display the content in print format mode.\n  10. <b> Print...  Ctrl/Cmd+P</b> Brings up the print dialog.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  11. <b>Import</b> Open the Import Wizard.\n  12. <b>Work Offline</b> Setes Firefox to work offline\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  13. <b>Exit/Quit</b> Quits Firefox <i>Windows and Linux only</i>\n'),(44,6,'Main Menu: Edit items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the Edit menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the Edit menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.</b>  1. <b>Undo Ctrl/Cmd+Z</b> Undoes the last edit function.\n  2. <b>Redo Ctrl+Y (Cmd+Shift+Z on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+Z on Linux)</b> Redoes undone edit function.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  3. <b>Cut  Ctrl/Cmd+X</b> Cuts selection.\n  4. <b>Copy Ctrl/Cmd+C</b> Copies selection.\n  5. <b>Paste Ctrl/Cmd+V</b> Pastes selection.\n  6. <b>Delete Del</b> Deletes selection.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  7. <b>Select All Ctrl/Cmd+A (Alt+A on Linux, if using emacs-style keybindings)</b> Selects all content in a given frame or page.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  8. <b>Find in This Page  Ctrl/Cmd+F</b> Brings up Find Toolbar above the Status Toolbar.\n  9. <b>Find Again  Ctrl/Cmd+G</b> Finds the next instance of the search string.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  10. <i>Linux only: <b>Preferences</b> Opens the Preferences dialog.</i>\n'),(45,6,'Main Menu: View items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the View menu items.\n  2. Click on each item under View and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>Toolbars</b> Opens Toolbar Flyout.\n          2. <b>Navigation Toolbar</b> Toggles, On/off, the navigation toolbar.\n      3. <b>Bookmarks Toolbar</b> Toggles, On/off, the bookmarks toolbar.\n      <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />      4. <b>Customize...</b> Opens the toolbar customization window.\n      5. <b>Status Bar</b> Toggles, On/off, the status bar.\n  6. <b>Sidebar</b> Opens Sidebar Flyout.\n          7. <b>Bookmarks Ctrl/Cmd+B</b> Opens bookmarks folders/items in the sidebar.\n      8. <b>History Ctrl/Cmd+H</b> Opens History items in the sidebar.\n      <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  9. <b>Stop Esc</b> Halts page loading. <i>Shortcut not on Mac</i>\n  10. <b>Reload Ctrl/Cmd+R</b> Reloads page content.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  11. <b>Text Size</b>\n        12. <b>Increase Ctrl/Cmd++</b> Increases the font size of text in the browser content area.\n    13. <b>Decrease Ctrl/Cmd+-</b> Decreases the font size of text in the browser content area.\n    <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />    14. <b>Normal Ctrl+0</b> Returns font size to default.\n    15. <b>Page Style</b>\n        16. <b>No Style</b> Removes style from displayed pages.\n    17. <b>Basic Page Style</b> Sets site defined style for displayed pages.\n      18. <b>Character Encoding</b> Its submenus allow the user to display web pages with a different character set.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  19. <b>Page Source  Ctrl/Cmd+U</b> Brings up Source of: window displaying the page\'s code.\n  20. <b>Full Screen F11</b> Toggels full screen view on/off. <i>Shortcut not on Mac</i>\n'),(46,6,'Main Menu: Go items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the Go menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the Go submenu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>Back Alt+Left Arrow <i>( Mac: Cmd+[ )</i></b> Goes to (loads) previous page in session history.\n  2. <b>Forward Alt+Right Arrow <i>( Mac: Cmd+[ )</i></b> Goes to (loads) next page in session history.\n  3. <b>Home Alt+Home</b> <i>(No shortcut on Mac)</i> Loads user-defined home page.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  4. history item (loads page in browser)\n  5. history item (loads page in browser)\n  6. history item (loads page in browser)\n  7. history item (loads page in browser)\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\">  8. <b>History Ctrl+H <i>( Mac: Shift+Cmd+H )</i></b> Opens history sidebar.\n'),(47,6,'Main Menu: Bookmarks items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the Bookmarks menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the Bookmarks menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>Bookmark This Page... Ctrl/Cmd+D</b> Opens Add Bookmark dialog.\n  2. <b>Manage Bookmarks...</b> Opens Bookmark Manager.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  3. <b>Bookmark Toolbar Folder</b> (opens flyout of subitems)\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  4. <b>Quick Searches</b> (opens flyout of subitems)\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  5. <b>Firefox and Mozilla Links</b> (opens flyout of subitems)\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  6. Mac only: <b>Imported IE Favorites</b> (opens flyout of subitems)\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />'),(48,6,'Main Menu: Tools items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the Tools menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the Tools menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Ctrl is for Windows and Linux. Cmd(Apple) is for Mac.</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>Web Search Ctrl/Cmd+K</b> Sends focus to the toolbar search engine.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  2. <b>Read Mail (0 new)</b> Opens default mail client for mail reading.\n  3. <b>New Message... Ctrl+M <i>(Mac: Shift+Cmd+M )</i></b> Opens default mail client compose window.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\">  4. <b>Downloads  Ctrl/Cmd+J</b> Opens the Downloads window.\n  5. <b>Extensions</b> Opens the Extensions window.\n  6. <b>Themes</b> Opens the Themes window.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\">  7. <b>JavaScript Console</b> Opens the JavaScript console.\n  8. <b>DOM Inspector Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+I</b> Opens the DOM Inspector, if installed.\n  9. <b>Page Info Ctrl/Cmd+I</b> <i>(Shortcut not on Windows)</i> Opens the Page Info Window.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  10. <b>Sanitize Firefox...</b> Clears data in Options | Privacy.\n  11. (Windows only) <b>Options... </b> Opens the Options dialog.\n'),(49,6,'Main Menu: Help items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Look at the Help menu items.\n  2. Click on each item in the Help menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.<br><b>Note: Order of items may vary slightly by OS. Unless noted they all should be present</b>\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>Help Contents F1/Help <i>(Mac: Firefox Help Cmd+?)</i></b> Opens Mozilla Firefox Help Window.\n  2. (Windows only)<b>For Internet Explorer Users</b> Opens Mozilla Firefox Help Window with a page for IE users.\n  3. <b>Release Notes</b> Opens the product release page.\n  4. <b>Report a Broken Website</b> Opens that tool.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  5. <i>Only on release products: </i><b>Promote Firefox</b> Opens a a link to http://www.spreadfirefox.com/promote/ in the browser.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  6. <b>Check For Updates...</b> Opens and runs Software Update.\n  7. <i>Windows and Linux only:</i> <b>About Mozilla Firefox</b> Opens a small window with information about the build.\n'),(50,6,'Macintosh Firefox application menu',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. On the Mac, between the Apple and File menus in the menubar there should be an application menu called Firefox.\n  2. Click on each item in the Firefox menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.<br>  1. <b>About Mozilla Firefox</b> Opens the About dialog, a small window with information about the build.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  2. <b>Preferences Cmd+,</b> Opens the Preferences dialog.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  3. <b>Services</b> Opens a submenu to various Apple application services (unimplemented or buggy?).\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  4. <b>Hide Firefox Cmd+H</b> Hides the Firefox application (all of its windows).\n  5. <b>Hide Others Cmd+Option+H</b> Hides all other applications other than Firefox.\n  6. <b>Show All</b> Displays all applications (and their windows) running on the Mac.\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  7. <b>Quit Firefox Cmd+Q</b> Quits Firefox.\n'),(51,6,'Macintosh Window menu',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. On the Mac, between the Tools and Help menus in the menubar there should be a menu called Window.\n  2. Click on each item in the Window menu and/or use the associated keyboard shortcut, if available.\n','Ensure that the menu looks like the following and that each item does as described.   1. <b>Minimize Cmd+M</b> Should minimize the current window and place it in the Dock. (Has bugs!)\n  2. <b>Zoom</b>: Should toggle maximizing the window\n  <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\" />  3. <b>(Window title)</b> A window title is listed for each Firefox window. The checkmark denotes the frontmost window, and selecting a window title should bring it to the front.\n'),(52,7,'Verify the Help window opens and properly displays contents.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. Click a few items in the contents\n','  1. The Mozilla Firefox Help window should open with a toolbar, The Welcome to Mozilla Firefox Help page displayed in the main screen and Contents displayed in the sidebar on the left.\n  2. When selected, information on the topic should be displayed in the main window.\n'),(53,7,'Verify Search brings up related topics',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. Enter a search topic such as <i>help</i> in the Search bar.\n  3. Click on one of the listed topics.\n','  1. The search tab should open when typing in the Search bar  commences.\n  2. Related topics should be listed in the sidebar and should dynamically update as you continue to type.\n  3. Upon selection of a topic, information on the topic should be displayed in the main window.\n'),(54,7,'Verify closing Search returns to Contents.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. Perform a search by typing <i>help</i> into the Search bar.\n  3. Click the red [X] in the sidebar.\n','The red [X] in the sidebar should disappear and Contents should be revealed.'),(55,7,'Verify the Forward and Back buttons works.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. Click on a few different topics in Contents.\n  3. Click the Back button twice.\n  4. Click the Forward button twice.\n','  1. After step 3, the pages in the main window should move back through the help window history.\n  2. After step 4, the pages in the main window should move forward through the help window history.\n'),(56,7,'Verify the Home button works.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. Click on some different topics in Contents.\n  3. Then click the Home button.\n','The display in the main window should be the welcome page.'),(57,7,'Verify keyboard navigation works thoughout Help.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the main menu: Click Help | Help Content<br><i>Mac: Help | Firefox Help</i>\n  2. In the Help window, press Tab the button on your keyboard to set focus to the sidebar contents. Use page up, page down and the up and down arrow keys to navigate in contents. Use the left and right arrows keys to toggle twisties (the little  [+] or [-] boxes)\n  3. Then tab to the main window to set focus there. Use the page up, page down, arrow up and arrow down keys to scroll about the page content.\n','  1. Tabbing should move focus from topic to page content links to Search bar.\n  2. In the content list, page up and page down should jump from top to bottom of the list. arrow up and arrow down should move one item at a time in the expected direction.\n  3. In page content, page up and page down should jump from top to bottom of the page. arrow up and arrow down should scroll the page in the expected direction.\n'),(58,7,'Website Reporter',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'You\'ll need to do a custom installation to select and install this extension.  1. From the Help menu, select Report Broken Web Site.\n  2. If time permits, go to a website which has issues with layout, accepting logins (due to browser-sniffing), etc., then file a problem report via the Reporter.\n','If you choose to send a report, fill in the dialog with the relevant info and following the Next/Finish buttons. You should get a report number, as well as be able to preview the report details from within the dialog.'),(59,8,'Open File',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use File | Open to open a local html, text, or image file.','File should be displayed in browser window.'),(60,8,'Open a new window',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Open a new browser window using File | New Window.<br><br>If time permits, also try Ctrl+N (Cmd+M on Mac)','A new browser window should open with the user homepage displayed.'),(61,8,'Verify the Go botton works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Enter a URL into the location bar. Then click the small green circled arrow button to the right of the location bar.','Verfiy the site you entered loads in the browser window and verify the site favicon (if it has one) appears in the left end of the location bar.'),(62,8,'Verify Back and Forward buttons work',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Visit two successive sites.\n  2. Click Back button twice.\n  3. Click Forward button twice.\n','Page loading should move back and forward through history as expected.'),(63,8,'Verify Stop and Reload buttons work',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Begin to load <a href=\"http://www.apple.com\">www.apple.com</a> in the browser, Click the Stop button well before the page is completely loaded.\n  2. Click the reload Button.\n','  1. Page loading and any indication of loading should cease. <i>Stopped</i> should be displayed in the status bar.\n  2. The page should load completely.\n'),(64,8,'Verify Home button works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Load <a href=\"http://www.apple.com\">www.apple.com</a>\n  2. Click the Home button.\n ','The user homepage should be displayed.'),(65,9,'Drag and drop to create a Bookmarks toolbar bookmark',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Load a page of choice.\n2. Select the site icon (favicon) which appears in the left corner of the location bar. Then drag and drop it onto the bookmarks toolbar just below the location bar.\n','A bookmark named for the page you loaded should be present in the Bookmakrs Toolbar.'),(66,9,'Verify reordering of bookmarks via drag and drop',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Drag any bookmark toolbar item to another location on the toolbar.','1. Confirm that bookmarks can be reordered using drag and drop.\n2. Look to bug 235243 for info on DnD feedback\n'),(67,9,'Verify adding icons to the Navigation bar',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the main menu: select View | Toolbars | Customize.\n  2. Drag and drop a few icons of choice from the customize window to the Navigation toolbar.<li/>  <lli>Click Done to dismiss the Customize window.3. ','The icons you chose to add should be where you placed them on the toolbar.'),(68,9,'Verify add a new toolbar',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to View | Toolbars | Cutomize... \n2. Select \"Add new toolbar\", then enter a name for it.\n3. Drag and drop items onto the new toolbar in the browser. Click \"Done\" to close the menu.\n','The new toolbar containing the icons you added should be present directly beneath the main navigation bar.'),(69,9,'Verify restoring to the default toolbars',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to View | Toolbars | Customize...\n  2. Select \"Add new toolbar\", then enter a name for it.\n  3. Drag and drop items onto the new toolbar in the browser. Then click \"Done\" to dimiss the customize dialog.\n  4. Go to View | Toolbars | Customize... \n5. Click \"Restore default set.\"  Then click \"Done\" to dimiss the customize dialog..\n','Default navigation toolbar and bookmarks toobar should be present with the default buttons and arrangements for each as follows:<br>  1. Navigation toolbar containing from left to right:<br>   Back, Forward, Reload, Stop, Home, Location Bar, Go and Search Bar\n  2. Bookmarks Toolbar containing only bookmarks prior to any customization being done.\n'),(70,9,'Verify changing toolbars displayed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the main menu, select View | Toolbars \n  2. Click <i>checked</i> \"Navigation Toolbar.\"\n  3. Notice that the Navigation Toolbar disappears.\n  4. Again click View | Toolbars | <i>unchecked</i> Navigation Toolbar.\n','The Navigation Toolbar selected should disappear and reappear as marked.'),(71,9,'Verify changing icon size works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Use View | Toolbars | Customize to open the toolbar options.\n  2. Toggle on the check box for \"Use Small Icons\"\n  3. Select \"Done\" to exit toolbar options.\n4. Then return to the Customize Toolbar dialog and uncheck the box for \"Use Small Icons\"\n ','  1. The toolbar icons should be relatively smaller than before.\n  2. The toolbar icons should be back to default size.\n'),(72,9,'Verify icons and text can be displayed in the Navigation toolbar.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open View | Toolbars | Customize.\n  2. From the \"Show:\" dropdown menu, select \"Icons and Text.\"\n  3. Select \"Done\" to exit options.\n','Button names should appear beneath the Navigation toolbar page control buttons.'),(73,9,'Verify Navigation toolbar buttons can be text only.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open View | Toolbars | Customize...\n  2. From the \"Show\" dropdown menu, select \"Text.\"\n  3. Select \"Done\" to close the toolbox.\n','The Navigation toolbar buttons should be labeled with text only.'),(74,9,'Verify on/off state of user created toolbars is retained over restart.',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Open View | Toolbars | Customize...\n  2. Create a new toolbar, then drag two icons of choice onto the newly created toolbar.\n  3. Select \"Done\" to exit.\n  4. From View | Toolbars, uncheck the new toolbar.  The toolbar should disappear from view.\n  5. Exit and restart firefox.\n','The newly created toolbar should not be displayed.<br>This is currently broken, see <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=215489\"> bug 215489</a> for details.'),(75,9,'Verfiy removing items from the Navigation toolbar',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the main menu, select View | Toolbars | Customize.\n  2. Drag and drop a couple of items from the navigation toolbar back into the Customize Toolbar window.\n','The items from the navigation toolbar should be removed as expected.'),(76,10,'Verify basic URL entry.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Use Ctrl+L <i>(Mac: Cmd+L)</i>\n to set focus to the location bar.\n  2. Type a url of choice and hit enter.\n','Ensure that the specified page loads.'),(77,10,'Verify presence and access to the Location bar Autocomplete list',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Ensure you have browsing data stored by visiting a few sites.\n  2. Set focus to the location bar; Ctrl+L <i>(Mac: Cmd+L)</i>, and press delete to clear the field\n  3. Press the down arrow to access the popdown menu of recently visited sites.\n  4. Then arrow down to select a site from the list. Visit that site by hitting \"Enter\"\n','Ensure that the Autocomplete list appears and that the selected site loads in the browser. '),(78,10,'Verify dynamic update of Location Autocomplete list',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Ensure you have browsing data stored by visiting a few sites.\n  2. Set focus to the Location bar; Ctrl+L <i>(Mac: Cmd+L)</i>\n  3. Begin typing the name of a previously visited site.\n  4. When the popdown menu appears, continue typing letters until the specified site is the only one which is listed in the menu. (note: There may be multiple pages for the same site)\n','Ensure that the Autocomplete list sorts out the sites as you type.'),(79,10,'Verify search works from the Location bar.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to the Location bar; Ctrl+L <i>(Mac: Cmd+L)</i>.\n  2. Type in a random string, such as <i>oaewrhoah34nf</i>. Hit \"Enter\"\n','By default, Google will try to search with that string using their \"I\'m feeling lucky\" feature. If nothing is found, you\'ll get a Google Search page saying that matches couldn\'t be found. If there is a match, you\'ll be redirected to the site (a positive result of \"I\'m feeling lucky\").'),(80,11,'Verify search works from the page content context menu.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Visit http://mozilla.org.\n2. Use the mouse to highlight one occurance of the word \"Mozilla.\"  Then Right-click on the word to open the context menu.\n3. Select \"Search the web for Mozilla.\"\n','A new tab window should open with a Google search results for \"Mozilla\".'),(81,11,'Verify results of a search can be opened in a new tab.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Use Ctrl+K <i>(Mac: Cmd+K)</i> or appropriate shortcut key to set focus to the search field.\n2. Enter some search terms, and hit Alt+Enter <i>(Mac: Option + Return)</i> to open the search results in a new tab.\n','Google search results should be returned in new tab that takes the browser focus.'),(82,11,'Verify the Search toolbar works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Use Ctrl+K <i>(Mac: Cmd+K)</i> or click on the search field.\n2. Type in topic to search on.\n3. Hit enter.\n','Focus and the cursor should be moved to the Search field. Then search results should load in the existing browser window.'),(83,11,'Verify adding new search engines works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on the default engine icon (Google favicon) to access a drop-down menu which lists available search engines. Select \"add engines.\"\n2. Install a new search engine of your choice.\n3. Click on the Search engine icon again, and select the newly installed engine from the list.\n4. Enter search terms and hit enter\n','Search results from the new search engine should appear in the browser.'),(84,12,'Verify web page printing works.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click <a href=\"http://www.cnnsi.com\">here</a> to open a large, complex web page\n  2. Click File | Print to bring up the native print dialog.\n  3. Click OK to print.\n ','  1. The print dialog should appear and be functional.\n  2. The page should be printed properly.\n'),(85,12,'Verify varous Printing preview functionality',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>The following only applies to Windows and Linux. For Mac, select File | Print, then click the Preview button to launch Preview.app for the page you\'re viewing.</p>  1. Browse any test page.\n  2. Select the File | Print Preview menu option.\n  3. Click the Print button to ensure the Print dialog opens, then dismiss it.\n  4. (Windows only) Click the Page Setup button to ensure that dialog opens, then dismiss it\n  5. Click on the Next and Back button icons and make sure it goes to the appropriate page.\n  6. (Windows only) Select the Scale menu and choose a size to shrink and enlarge the page.\n  7. Click on Close and make sure Print Preview closes and returns to the test page.\n  8. Click on Close [X] and make sure Print Preview closes and returns to the test page.\n ','Check that each Print Preview function works properly. Note known bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=267422\">267422</a>.'),(86,12,'Verify opening the print dialog from various access points',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. On Windows or Linux, hit Alt+F then P. Cancel to dismiss the print dialog.\n  2. Select Help | Help Contents, then click the Printer icon. Cancel to dismiss the print dialog.\n  3. Select View | Page Source. In the View Source window, Select File | Print. Cancel to dismiss the print dialog.\n  4. Select View | Toolbars | Customize... Add the Printer icon to the page controls toolbar.  Click the printer icon. Cancel to dismiss the print dialog.\n','In each case the OS native print dialog should open.'),(87,12,'Verify changes can be made in the Page Setup dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click File | Page Setup to bring up the page setup dialog.\n  2. Change the Oreintation: setting from \"Portait\" to \"Landscape. . Click OK when done.\n  3. Go to any web page and print it out.\n','The printed page should be landscape oriented.'),(88,13,'Verify Image thumbnails in tabbed browser tabs.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Have at least two browser tabs open in a window.\n  2. Go to a web page containing an image.\n  3. Bring up the context menu for an image and select \"View Image\"\n','In the tab widget you should see a small thumbnail of the image you\'re viewing (kind of like its own favicon).'),(89,13,'Verify opening a new tab',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Select File | New Tab to open a new tab.','A new tab should be opened with (untitled) as its tab label. '),(90,13,'Verify opening a link in a new tab opens in the background.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Tabs section. Make sure \"Select new tabs opened from links\" is unchecked. Exit the dialog\n  3. Visit a site, say http://cnn.com.\n  4. Right click <i>(Mac: control+Click)</i> on any link in the web page.\n  5. From the resulting context menu, Select \"Open Link in New Tab.\"\n  6. If time permits, also perform Ctrl+click <i>(Mac: Cmd+Click) on a link in the web page</i>\n','The page should load in a new tab that opens in the background. '),(91,13,'Verify opening a link in new tab that opens in the foreground',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n   2. Go to the Tabs section, Mark the box for \"Select new tabs opened from links.\" Exit the dialog.\n  3. Browse to a site, say http://cnn.com \n  4. Right click <i>(Mac: control+Click)</i> on a link in the web page.\n  5. In the context menu, select \"Open Link in New Tab\"\n  6. If time permits, also try Ctrl+Click <i>(Mac: Cmd+Click) on a link in the web page.</i>','The page should load in a new tab that opens in the foreground.'),(92,13,'Verify opening a bookmark in a new tab that opens in the background.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Do the following for a bookmark in each access area; Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Personal Toolbar Bookmarks and Bookmarks Manager <i>( Note: items in the Bookmark Manager require a double click to open)</i>:  1. Ctrl+Shift+click  <i>(Mac: Cmd+Shift+click)</i> on a bookmark.\n','A new tab should open in the background and the bookmarked page should load in it.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a>'),(93,13,'Verify opening a bookmark in a new tab that opens in the foreground.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Do the following for a bookmark in each access area; Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Personal Toolbar Bookmarks and Bookmarks Manager <i>( Note: items in the Bookmark Manager require a double click to open)</i>:  1. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a bookmark.\n  2. In the context menu, select \"Open in New Tab\"\n  3. If time permits, also try Ctrl+click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a bookmark.','A new tab should open in the foreground and the bookmark page should load in it.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a>'),(94,13,'Verify opening a history item in a new tab that opens in the background',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, select View | Sidebar | History\n  2. Ctrl+shift+click <i>(Mac: Cmd+shift+click)</i> an item<i>(not a folder)</i>in history.\n','The page should load in a new tab and that it opens in the background. '),(95,13,'Verify opening an item from history opnes in a new tab that opens in the foreground',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, select View | Sidebar | History\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a history item.\n  3.  In the context menu, select \"Open Link in New Tab\"\n  4. If time permits, also try Ctrl+click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a history item.','The page should load in a new tab that opened in the foreground.'),(96,13,'Verify opening a link in a new tab that opens in the background.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n   2. Go to the Tabs section, unmark the box for \"Select new tabs opened from links.\" Exit the dialog.\n  3. Browse to a site, say http://cnn.com \n  4. Right click <i>(Mac: control+Click)</i> on a link in the web page.\n  5. In the context menu, select \"Open Link in New Tab\"\n  6. If time permits, also try Ctrl+Click <i>(Mac: Cmd+Click) on a link in the web page.</i>','The page should open in a new tab that opens in the background.'),(97,13,'Verify closing a tab',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least two tabs.\n  2. Select a tab to close by clicking on it to give it focus.\n  3. Click on the [X] at the right end of the tab bar.\n  4. If time permits; Repeat steps 1 and 2.\n  5. Then select File | Close Tab\n  ','Only the the selected tab should be closed.'),(98,13,'Verify Tab context menu items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least two tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  ','A context menu should appear that looks like:<br><br>New Tab<br>------------------<br>Reload Tab<br>Reload All Tabs<br>Close Other Tabs<br>------------------<br>Close Tab'),(99,13,'Verify Tab context: New Tab opens a new Tab',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least two tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  3. In the context menu, click New Tab\n  ','An (untitled) tab should be opened in the foreground.'),(100,13,'Verify Tab context: Reload Tab reloads the Tab',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least two tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  3. In the context menu, click Reload Tab\n  ','Only the selected tab should be reloaded.  Look for the spinning reload icon and check to make sure the page was reloaded properly.'),(101,13,'Verify Tab context: Reload All Tabs reloads all tabs',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least two tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  3. In the context menu, click Reload All Tabs\n  ','Look for the spinning reload icons and check to make sure the page for each tab was reloaded properly.'),(102,13,'Verify Tab context: Close Other Tabs closes all other tabs',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least three tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  3. In the context menu, click Close Other Tabs\n  ','All of the tabs should be closed except the one from which the context menu was opened.'),(103,13,'Verify Tab context: Close Tab closes the tab',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a least three tabs.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on a tab.\n  3. In the context menu, click Close Tab\n  ','The tab from which the context menu was opened should be closed.'),(104,13,'Verify Tabbed Browsing option: Hide the tab bar when only one website is open',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Ensure that only one web page is open in this window (no tabs)  2. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n   3. In the Tabs section, toggle the option \"Hide the tab bar when only one web site is open\", then exit the dialog.\n','The Tab bar should appear when the option is unmarked and disappear when the option is marked.'),(105,13,'Verify opening links from other applications into the most recent tab/window\n\n<br><i>(assumes Firefox is set as the system default browser.)</i>',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)  2.  In the Tabs section under \"Open links from other applications in:\"\n  3. Select the radio button for \"the most recent tab/window\", then exit dialog.\n  4. Open another application. Suggest a word processor or a chat application. Open a link from that application.\n','The page associated with the hyperlink should open in the most recently viewed tab/window of Firefox. This should open in the foreground.'),(106,13,'Verify links opened from other applications open in a new tab\n\n<br><i>(assumes Firefox is set as the system default browser)</i>',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)  2.  In the Tabs section under \"Open links from other applications in:\"\n  3. Select the radio button for \"a new tab in the most recent window\", then exit dialog.\n  4. Open another application. Suggest a word processor or a chat application. Open a link from that application.\n','The link should open in a new tab in the most recently focused window of Firefox. The new tab should open in the foreground.'),(107,13,'Verify links from other applications - new window\n\n<br><i>(assumes Firefox is set as the system default browser)</i>',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)  2.  In the Tabs section under \"Open links from other applications in:\"\n  3. Select the radio button for \"a new window\", then exit dialog.\n  4. Open another application. Suggest a word processor or a chat application. Open a link from that application.\n','The link should open in a new window of Firefox.'),(108,13,'Verify links that normally open a new windows open in a new tab.\n\n<br><i>(assumes Firefox is set as the system default browser)</i>',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Tabs section, Select \"Force links that open new windows to open in:\", then...\n  3. Select the radio button for \"new tab\", and exit the dialog\n  4. Open <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">www.cnn.com</a>. Click on the link in the upper right section for \"Make cnn.com your homepage.\" (this link would normally open a new window)\n','The page associated with the hyperlink should open in a new tab that opens in the foreground in the current window.'),(109,13,'Verify links that normally open a new windows open in the same tab/window as the link. <br><i>(assumes Firefox is set as the system default browser)</i>',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Tabs section, mark the checkbox for \"Force links that open new windows to open in:\", then...  3. Select the radio button for \"the same tab/window as the link\", then exit the dialog\n  4. Open <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">www.cnn.com</a>. Click on the link in the upper right section for \"Make cnn.com your homepage.\" (this link would normally open a new window)\n','The page associated with the hyperlink should open in the current tab of the current window.'),(110,13,'Verify reordering of tabs by drag and drop',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open at least three tabs.\n  2. Drag and drop a tab into another position.\n  ','You should be able to reorder the tabs in a window by drag and drop. A feedback arrow should appear between tabs as you drag near that location. Verify that the content of all the tabs remains viewable and unaltered by your reordering. '),(111,14,'Verify opening and dismissing the Options/Preferences dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p><b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)</p><p>IMPORTANT: While Esc will dismiss Prefs in Linux and Mac, any changes you\'ve made will <i>still</i> be made --no cancel equivalent, as this new UI follows the Gnome UI and AHIG models.</p>','Ensure that the dialog opens and closes as expected.'),(112,14,'Verify setting a user-specified home page',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Select the \"General\" tab.\n  3. Change your home page by typing the URL of a new location in the \"home page\" textfield.\n  4. Exit the dialog.\n  5. Click on the \"Home\" button\n','The page of the URL specified should load.'),(113,14,'Verify setting home page to current pages works.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a few pages in new tabs.\n  2. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button).\n  3. Select the General section, then in the \"Home Page\" section, Click \"Use Current Pages.\"\n  4. Exit the dialog.\n  5. Close all tabs, then click the \"Home\" button.\n','Verify that all the pages load in tabs.'),(114,14,'Verify a bookmark can be set as the home page',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button).\n  2. Select the General section, then in the \"Home Page\" section, Click \"Use Bookmark.\"\n  3. In the resulting dialog, select a bookmark, then click \"okay\"\n  4. Exit the dialog.\n  5. Click the \"Home\" button.\n','The page selected from bookmarks should load in the browser.'),(115,14,'Verify Options/Preferences dialog state is retained',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Privacy panel (tab).\n  3. Exit the dialog.\n  4. Reopen the Options/Prefences dialog.\n','The Options/Preferences dialog should remember the last panel (or tab) the next time you open the dialog. In this case, it should have opened to the Privacy panel. It shouldn\'t matter what method was used to previously dismiss the dialog.'),(116,14,'Verify language detection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go visit <a href=\"http://www.google.com/\">Google</a>, and note that (by default) you\'ll be directed to their English site.\n  2. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  3. Go to the Advanced panel | Languages and click the \"Edit Languages\" button.\n  4. In the resulting Languages dialog, use \"Select a Language to Add\" and the Add button to add Russian [ru] to your language list.\n  5. With the entry for Russian selected, hit the Move Up button so that it becomes the topmost item. Click OK, then exit the dialog.\n  6. Reload <a href=\"http://www.google.com/\">Google</a>, and verify that all characters display correctly in Russian (except for the \"Google.com in English\" link).\n','The page should display in Russian.<br><i>Note: In order to reset the language back, either remove the Russian entry or simply move it to the bottom of the list in the Languages and Character Encoding dialog.\n'),(117,14,'Verify the Connection Settings dialog can be opened.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the General section, click the \"Connection Settings\" button.\n','Th Connection (proxy) Settings dialog should appear.'),(118,14,'Verify clearing the Cache works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Privacy panel and click the tab to display the \"Cache\" section.\n  3. Click \"Clear Cache Now\" to clear the cache.\n  4. Exit the dialog\n','<p>Find the cache folder of the profile currently in use (for Windows, eg, C:\\Documents and Settings\\Rachel\\Application Data\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\Default User\\Cache).check to see that folder is empty.</p>'),(119,14,'Verify smooth scrolling works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Advanced item | General tab | Browsing section.\n  3. Select \"Use smooth scrolling.\"\n  4. Exit the dialog.\n  5. Visit a web page with enough content for vertical scrolling and test with both a scrollwheel and keyboard shortcuts (spacebar, pageUp, pageDown, etc.).\n','Scrolling the page should be relatively smooth.'),(120,14,'Verify toggling of automatic image scaling option.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Advanced menu item | General tab | Browsing section.\n  3. Uncheck the option to \"Resize large images to fit in the browser window.\"\n  4. Click OK (or hit Enter/Return) to save and close Options.\n  5. Visit a site with a very large image, eg, <a href=\"http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/caravaggio/emmaus.jpg\">http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/caravaggio/emmaus.jpg</a>. \n  6. Go back to Options/Preferences and re-enable \"Resize images to fit in the browser window.\"\n  7. Click OK (or hit Enter/Return) to save and close Options.\n  8. Reload the page with the image.\n','When \"resize large images to fit the browser window\" is off, the image is at full size and would not fit in the screen: you should have scrollbars in the browser window if your window is small enough. When this option is on, the image should be scaled down to fit in the browser window.'),(121,14,'Verify the contents of the Main Menu in Options/Preferences',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)','There should be Menu items across the top of the dialog from left to right as follows:</p>  1. General\n  2. Privacy\n  3. Content\n  4. Tabs\n  5. Downloads\n  6. Advanced\nEnsure that the categories appear as expected with icon and text.'),(122,14,'Verify Options/Preferences keyboard navigation',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Use the arrow keys to move the highlight the  categories and display the category content.\n  3. Use Tab (and Shift+Tab) to move focus amongst all the widgets: from the category pane to and through the content pane.\n  4. Use \"space\" to select options within the category content\n','Verify that keyboard navigation works and that you can move focus and select items as expected.'),(123,14,'Verify various Sanitize Settings work',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to the Privacy panel.\n  3. Check below each subpanel (History, Saved Forms, Passwords, Download History, Cookies, Cache) for the Sanitize Settings button.\n  4. Click on the Sanitize Settings button.\n  5. Under the \"items to clear\" section, select some of the items to clear.\n  6. Select both checkboxes for \"Sanitize Firefox on shutdown\" and \"Ask me before Sanitizing Firefox.\" then  click Okay\n  7. Exit the dialog.\n  8. From the menu select Tools | Sanitize Firefox and check the settings there.\n  9. Dismiss the Sanitize Firefox dialog, then quit Firefox. For different sessions, try both the \"Sanitize Now\" and \"Cancel\" choices.\n  10. Relaunch Firefox and check the various Privacy subpanels to ensure that the selected items for sanitization were properly cleared (or not, if cancelled).\n','No matter which of the 6 subpanels you select, the Sanitize Settings button should be accessible. At step 8, the items you selected/deselect should match what you had chosen in step 5. At step 9 during shutdown you should be prompted to sanitize Firefox. At step 10 the items selected for sanitization should\'ve been cleared if you had selected \"Sanitize Now\" at step 9, but should not be cleared if you had selected \"Cancel\" at step 9.'),(124,15,'Verify popup windows can be allowed to open',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Content panel, uncheck \"Block Popup Windows\", then save and dismiss the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a>, or any other site with popups.\n','A popup for \"Choose your cnn.com\" should appear.'),(125,15,'Verify the blocked popup icon context menu is correct',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Content panel, check the box for \"Block Popup Windows\", then save and dismiss Options.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.aol.com\">http://www.aol.com</a>, or any site with know popups.\n  4. On Windows, an [X] icon should appear in the status toolbar. On Mac, a [!] icon should appear in the status toolbar. Click on it to bring up the context menu.\n  5. Check the menu looks correct and that each item does what it is supposed to.\n  6. A yellow popup notification  should appear just below the toolbars.  Confirm that clicking on the \"Options\" or \"Preferences\" button in the notification bar also brings up the same context menu.\n','The context menu should look like the following (in brackets are the functionality expected when selecting the item):          1. <b>Allow Popups for \'the current site\'</b> (do next item to check that the current site was added to the list)\n      2. <b>Edit Popup Blocker Options...</b> (An Allowed Sites dialog should appear, dismiss)\n      3. <b>Don\'t show this message when popups are blocked</b>  (toggles info messege on/off.)\n      <hr style=\"width: 100%; height: 2px;\">      4. <b>Show [the current URL]</b> (shows the currently blocked popup or list of popups)\n'),(126,15,'Verfiy allowing a specific site to display popups',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In Content | Block Popup Windows, click the \"Allowed Sites\" button\n  3. In the dialog, input www.cnn.com in the \"Address of website:\" field, click Allow, then click OK/Close the dialog.\n  4. Visit <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a>.\n','A popup should appear upon visiting the site.  If not try shift+reload a few times to get the server to serve up the popup.'),(127,15,'Verify displaying images can be turned off',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Content panel, uncheck Load Images, then exit the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a>, or any other site with many images in the page.\n','Verify that images are not displayed.'),(128,15,'Verify Java is allowed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Contents panel, Check Enable Java, then exit the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://java.sun.com/applets/archive/beta/LED/index.html\">LED display</a>.\n','The LED display example page should be displayed with the LED display running through an animation demo.'),(129,15,'Verify Java not allowed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Contents panel, uncheck Enable Java, then exit the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://java.sun.com/applets/archive/beta/LED/index.html\">LED display</a>.\n','The animated demo should be missing from the top of the page.'),(130,15,'Verify JavaScript allowed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Contents panel, check Enable JavaScript, then exit the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.bodo.com/jvascpc2.htm\">Test Clock</a>.\n','A digital clock should be displayed and active.'),(131,15,'Verify blocking JavaScript',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Contents panel, uncheck Enable JavaScript, then exit the dialog.\n  3. Visit <a href=\"http://www.bodo.com/jvascpc2.htm\">Test Clock</a>.\n','Nothing should be presented. (maybe a small empty rectangle)'),(132,15,'Close Popup Blocking Windows',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to <a href=\"http://orbitz.com\">orbitz.com</a>.\n  2. Confirm that the popup blocker launches and that an \"X\" is present on the right hand side of the popup blocker.\n  3. Click the \"X\" to close the popup blocker.\n','Confirm that the popup blocker closes after clicking on the \"X\".'),(133,15,'Verify basic popup blocking tests',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to <a href=\"http://popuptest.com\">popuptest.com</a>.\n  2. Run the five \"common popup techniques\" test cases.\n  3. After clicking a test link, the browser should alert you in the Notification toolbar (at the top of the page, below the Bookmarks toolbar) that a popup has been blocked with a messege \"Firefox prevented this site from opening a popup window\" with and \"Options\" or \"Preferences\" button just below the tab bar.\n  4. In addition, an [X] icon should appear in the status toolbar, indicating a blocked popup.\n','All popups from each test case should be blocked. And the blocked popup icon should appear in the status bar. '),(134,16,'Verify Find as you type (FAYT) disabled',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to Advanced | General, Accessibility section  and deselect the \"Begin finding when you begin typing\" checkbox.\n  3. Exit the dialog.\n  4. Go to a web page and just start typing a word you see on the page.\n','<p>Ensure that \"find as you type\" is disabled: the Find toolbar should not appear. No occurance of the word in the page should be highlighted</p><p>Keep on eye on this when bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=254592\">254592</a> is fixed (which is currently dependent on the patch in <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=251073\">251073</a>).</p>'),(135,16,'Verify opening and closing the Find toolbar from various methods',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>You should be able to open the Find toolbar in any of the following ways:</p>  1. Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i>\n  2. Select Edit | Find in this Page, or Edit | Find Again from the menu bar.\nYou should be able to close the Find toolbar in any of the following ways:  3. Clicking the close [X] button on the left side of the Find toolbar.\n  4. If focus is in the Find toolbar, hit the Esc key.\n','The Find toolbar should appear at the bottom of the browser window, just below the content area but right above the status bar. The page content shouldn\'t jump when this toolbar appears or goes away. (Note that a small portion of lower page content will be covered by the Find toolbar. But it shouldn\'t shift page content.)'),(136,16,'Verify Find Next and wrapping forward works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page where a word you wish to find occurs frequently, such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.org\">http://mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Open the Find toolbar. (Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i>). In the textfield enter a common word such as <b>mozilla</b>.\n  3. Click the Find Next button.\n  4. Click Find Next button until searching wraps to the top of the page.\n','<p>Find Next should display the first instance of the word within the viewer &mdash;ie, the point at which the page is scrolled that\'s viewable, not necessarily at the very top of the page (unless your viewer is at the top of the page already). Subsequent Find Next commands should move foward (eg, downward) through the page, then wrap to the top.</p>'),(137,16,'Verify Find Previous and wrapping backwards works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page where a word you wish to find occurs frequently, such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.org\">http://mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Bring up the Find toolbar. (Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i>). In the textfield enter a common word such as <b>mozilla</b>.\n  3. Click the Find Previous button.\n  4. Click the Find Previous button until the search wraps to the bottom of the page.\n','<p>Find Previous should display the first instance of the word within the viewer &mdash;ie, the point at which the page is scrolled that\'s viewable, not necessarily at the very end of the page (unless your viewer is at the bottom of the page already). Subsequent Find Previous commands should move backwards (eg, upwards) through the page, then wrap to the bottom.</p>'),(138,16,'Verify highlighting of Find results',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page where a word you wish to find occurs frequently, such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.org\">http://mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Open the Find toolbar.(Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i>) In the textfield enter a common word such as <b>mozilla</b>.\n  3. Click the Highlight button.\n  4. Without modifying what\'s in the Find textfield, hit Highlight again.\n','<p>Highlight should display all instances of the word within the the page. By default the highlight color is yellow. Clicking Highlight again (step 4) should clear away all the highlighting on the page.</p>'),(139,16,'Verify Match case option works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page where a word occurs frequently with both upper and lowercase characters, such as <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org\">bugzilla.mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Open the Find toolbar.(Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i>) In the textfield enter a common word such as <b>mozilla</b>.\n  3. Select the checkbox for \"Match case\" Click \"Highlight All\".\n  4. Change the find field to <b>Mozilla</b>. Click \"Highlight All\".\n  5. Deselect the \"Match case\" checkbox. Click \"Highlight All\".\n','<p>At step 3, only \"mozilla\" in lowercase should be highlighted. At step 4, only \"Mozilla\" beginning with uppercase should be highlighted. At step 5, all instances of \"mozilla\" regardless of case should become highlighted.</p><p>You might need to hit Highlight additional times to display results correctly, due to bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=273149\">273149</a>.</p>'),(140,16,'Verify Find as you type (FAYT) works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. Go to Advanced | General, Accessibility section  and select the \"Begin finding when you begin typing\" checkbox.\n  3. Exit the dialog.\n  4. Go to a web page and just start typing a word you see on the page.\n','<p>Ensure that \"find as you type\" is enabled: the Find toolbar should appear with the word you typed in the text field. The first occurance of the word in the page should be highlighted</p>'),(141,17,'Verify that a bookmarks file is being detected and is being displayed at the appropriate places.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select the toplevel \'Bookmarks\' menu. Select any bookmark on the list.\n  2. Open the View | Sidebar | Bookmarks.\n  3. From the toplevel \'Bookmarks\' menu select \'Manage Bookmarks\'.\n','  1. Bookmarks and folders should appear as menu items. Menuitems that are folders should have a solid triangle indicating a submenu is present.\n  2. Bookmarks should appear with theme icon. Folders should have a folder icon.\n  3. The Manage Bookmarks window should appear and be populated with bookmarks and folders in the main window. There should be folders in the sidebar.\n'),(142,17,'Verify that a bookmark is properly added and is displayed at the standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Select the toplevel \'Bookmarks\' menu then select the first menu item \'Bookmark This Page\'.\n 2. In the Add Bookmark dialog, for Create in: select Bookmarks.\n 3. Click OK <i>(Mac: Add)</i>.\n','The title of the page you selected should appear as a bookmark in: 1. The toplevel \'Bookmarks\' menu.\n 2. Bookmarks sidebar.\n 3. In the main window of Manage Bookmarks.\n'),(143,17,'Verify that a link dragged to bookmarks is properly added and is displayed at the appropriate places.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Open a web page in the browser.\n  2. Drag and click any link into a bookmarks folder.\n','The link should now be added as a bookmark and viewable from all standard points.'),(144,17,'Verify that deleting a bookmark removes it at all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager and perform the following:  1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on any bookmark.\n  2. From the context menu, select delete.\nthen,  3. Go to Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks  4. Select any bookmark.\n  5. Click the Delete Button.\n','The bookmark should deleted at all standard points.Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working.'),(145,17,'Verify that creating a new folder properly makes a folder at all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on any bookmark/folder. Or in Bookmarks Manager, Click on the New Folder Icon and skip to step 3.\n  2. From the context menu, select New Folder.\n  3. In the Properties for \"New Folder\" dialog, click Okay.\n','The new folder should be added directly below the selected bookmark/folder. The new folder should appear at all standard points.<br>Note bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=264571\">264571</a> for items being added above the selected item.'),(146,17,'Verify that bookmarks can be opened from all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Single click (main menu, sidebar) and double-click (manager dialog) on a bookmark.\n  2. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a bookmark, and from the context menu select Open.\n','The page for that bookmark should open in the browser.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(147,17,'Verify that bookmarks can be opened in a new window from all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a bookmark.\n  2. From the context menu, select Open in New Window.\n','The page for that bookmark should open in a new browser window.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(148,17,'Verify that bookmarks can be opened in a new tab from all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Right click  <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a bookmark.\n  2. From the context menu, select Open in New Tab.\n','The page for that bookmark should open in a new tab in the current browser window.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(149,17,'Verify that folders can be  properly deleted from all standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a folder.\n  2. From the context menu, select Delete.\n','The selected folder should be deleted from all standard points.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(150,17,'Verify that the properties feature works as prescribed for various items.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:for each: a bookmark, a folder and a seperator.  1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on the item. Or in Bookmarks Manager, select an item, then Click the Properties button.\n  2. From the context menu, select Properties.\n  3. In The Properties for \" \" dialog, make a change to the name.\n  4. Click Okay.\n','The change to the name of the item edited should appear at all standard points.  Exception is that changes to a separator name will only show in bookmarks sidebar and bookmark manager.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(151,17,'Verify that changes to properties are saved over restart.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For each: a bookmark, a folder and a separator.  1. Go to Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks.\n  2. Select an item, then click the \"Properties\" button.\n  3. In the Properties dialog, make a change to the name.\n  4. Click Okay.\n  5. Restart the app.','Verify that the change made to the item property is still in effect.'),(152,17,'Verify that separators are properly added and deleted.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Manager, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Sidebar perform the following: 1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks. 2. Select a bookmark. 3. Select File | New Separator or click the New Separator button. 4. Select the separator. Select Edit | Delete, click \'OK\'.','  1. After step (3) separator should immediately appear below the selected item in the toplevel bookmarks menu, the bookmarks manager and the bookmarks sidebar.\n  2. After step (4) the separator should immediately disappear (be deleted) from the toplevel bookmarks menu, the bookmarks manager and the bookmarks sidebar.\nNote bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=264571\">264571</a> for items being added above the selected item.'),(153,17,'Verify that custom keywords for bookmarks can be created and browsed to.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks.\n 2. Select a bookmark.\n 3. Click the \"Properties\" button.\n 4. Enter the word \'blah\' in the custom keyword field. Click \'OK\'\n 5. In the location bar of the browser, type \'blah\' and press enter.\n','  1. You should be taken to the url associated with the bookmark that the custom keyword \'blah\' was created for.\n  2. The browser should NOT perform an \'internet keyword search\' or any other search.\n'),(154,17,'Verify that a bookmark (folder) for a group of tabs can be created.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Open various pages in three or more tabs.\n 2. Select Bookmarks | Bookmark This Page.\n 3. In the Add Bookmark dialog, select Bookmark all tabs in a folder. Click \'Add\'\n','Verify that the tabs were bookmarked as a folder containing a bookmark for each tab. '),(155,17,'Verify that folder contents can be opened as tabs.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following: 1. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> on a folder.\n 2. Select Open in Tabs.\n','Verify that each bookmark in the selected folder was opened as a tab in the browser.<br>Note Mac bug: <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262388\">262388</a> for keyboard shortcut not working in Bookmarks menu.'),(156,17,'Verify that bookmarks can be drag and dropped to the Bookmarks Sidebar.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Open the Bookmarks Manager.\n  2. Drag and Drop a bookmark into a folder in the Bookmarks Sidebar.\n','The bookmark should have been moved to the selected folder and viewable from all standard points.'),(157,17,'Verify that a bookmark can be set to open in the sidebar.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks.\n  2. Select a bookmark.\n  3. Click the \"Properties\" button.\n  4. In the Properties dialog, click the check box for Load this bookmark in the sidebar.\n  5. Click okay to the Propertites dialog.\n  6. In the bookmakrs Manager, double click the same bookmark.\n','Verify that the bookmark opens in the browser sidebar.'),(158,17,'Verify that folder twisties and folder icons are in sync.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For the Bookmarks Manager and Bookmarks Sidebar, perform the following:  1. Click on a closed folder(twisty +) <i>(Mac: triangle right)</i> to open it.\n  2. Click on an open folder(twisty -) <i>(Mac: triangle down)</i> to close it.\n','  1. After step 1, the folder icon should appear open and the twisty should be a (-) <i>(Mac: triangle down)</i>.\n  2. After step 2, the folder icon should appear closed and the twisty should be a (+) <i>(Mac: triangle right)</i>.\n'),(159,17,'Verify that disclosure triangles and folder icons are in sync.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'In Menu Bookmarks, mouse over a closed folder to open it.<i>(Mac: not applicable with default theme; no folder icon )</i>','The folder should appear open and a drop down list containing the contents of the selected folder should appear to the right of the selected folders disclosure triangle.'),(160,17,'Verify drag and drop to reorder items.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following: Drag and drop an item (a bookmark, a folder or a seperator) to another location.','Verify the the location of the item has moved in all standard view points.<br>Note: bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=235243\">235243</a> for drag and drop feedback.'),(161,17,'Verify Cut, Undo, Redo.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following. Note that the context menus selection to Undo/Redo will not be available in Bookmarks sidebar and toolbar. When in Manage Bookmarks you will be able to Cut and Undo/Redo from the Edit Menu.  1. Select a bookmark.\n  2. Select Edit | Cut, Ctrl+X <i>(Mac: Cmd+X)</i>; for the Bookmarks sidebar and toolbar, you\'ll need to select Cut from the context menu.\n  3. Select Edit | Undo Cut, or Ctrl+Z <i>(Mac: Cmd+Z)</i>; for the Bookmarks sidebar and toolbar, you\'ll need to select Undo from the context menu.\n  4. Select Edit | Redo Cut, or Ctrl+Y <i>(Mac: Cmd+Shift+Z)</i>; for the Bookmarks sidebar and toolbar, you\'ll need to select Redo from the context menu.\n','  1. In step 2, the bookmark should disappear from all standard viewpoints.\n  2. In Step 3, the bookmark should reappear from all standard view points.\n  3. In step 4, the bookmark should again disappear forma all standard view points.\n'),(162,17,'Verify items are copy and pasted correctly.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Select an item (bookmark, folder or separator) from one of the 4 locations (Bookmarks menu, Bookmarks sidebar, Bookmarks manager, Bookmarks toolbar).\n  2. Select Edit | Copy or Ctrl+C <i>(Mac: Cmd+C)</i>; for the Bookmarks menu and the Bookmarks toolbar, you\'ll need to use the context menu to select Copy.\n  3. Go to one of the 4 locations.\n  4. Select Edit | Paste or Ctrl+V <i>(Mac: Cmd+V)</i>; for the Bookmarks menu and the Bookmarks toolbar, you\'ll need to use the context menu to select Paste.\n  5. Cycle through the 3 possible choices in each of step 1 and step 4.\n','  1. Every item should be copyable (bookmark, folder, separator)\n  2. The copied item should be pasted below (or at the end of) the selected location in each case.\n  3. For each paste, the newly pasted items should appear in all of the 3 standard locations (Bookmarks Menu, Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Manager); the Bookmarks Toolbar should have newly pasted items if you issue the paste command there.\n'),(163,17,'Verify deleting multiple bookmarks\n\n',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For the Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Ctrl+click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> Select a few bookmarks.\n  2. Click the Delete button\n','All of the selected bookmarks should no longer appear in all of the standard locations.'),(164,17,'Verify drag and drop to reorder columns',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Drag and Drop a column header to a different location.\n','The column order should be changed.'),(165,17,'Verify that it is not possible to drag and drop a bookmark or folder onto itself or its immediate parent or child.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'As part of your bookmarks file you need a folder (call it folder \'A\') that contains bookmarks and another folder (call this folder \'B\') that contains bookmarks as well.For Bookmarks Sidebar, Bookmarks Toolbar and Bookmarks Manager perform the following:  1. Select folder B then drag and drop it onto or within itself.\n  2. Select folder B then drag and drop it onto or within folder A.\n  3. Select folder A then drag and drop it onto or within folder B\n  4. Select a bookmark within folder B and drop it onto folder B.\n','Nothing should happen. No bookmark or folder should be moved in any of these cases. Ideally, one should see the International symbol for \'No\' cursor.'),(166,17,'Verify items are sorted by column.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Click a column header.\n  3. Click the same column header again.\n  4. Click the same column header a third time.\n','  1. After step 2, verify items are sorted in descending order(A-Za-z) and the triangle on the column header is pointing down.\n  2. After step 3, verify items are sorted in ascending order(z-aZ-A) and the triangle on the column header is pointing up.\n  3. After step 4, verifiy items are unsorted and there isn\'t a triangle on the column header.\n'),(167,17,'Verify columns can be resized.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Click and drag a column header seperator to the left and right.\n','A left right arrow icon (<-->) should appear when mousing over and clicking a column header seperator. Verify that the size of the columns to either side of the seperator are changed.'),(168,17,'Verify Show/Hide of columns.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Click the column Show/Hide icon at the right  of the column headers or select View | Show Columns.\n  3. Click on a checked item.\n  4. Click the Show/Hide icon again.\n  5. Click on an unchecked item.\n','  1. After step 3, The selected column type should disappear.\n  2. After step 5, The selected column type should appear.\n'),(169,17,'Verify import of bookmarks.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Click File | Import.\n  3. In the File picker, select the bookmark file to import.\n  4. Click Open.\n','Verify that the bookmarks were added and viewable at all standard viewpoints.'),(170,17,'Verify export of bookmarks.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks\n  2. Click File | Export.\n  3. In the file picker, select the location to export the bookmarks to; feel free to rename from the default bookmarks.html.\n  4. Click Save.\n','Verify that the bookmarks.html (or whatever name you gave it) file is created at the selected location.'),(171,17,'Verify that a Livemark is properly added and is displayed at the standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Open <a href=\"http://del.icio.us/\">http://del.icio.us/</a>\n 2. Select the RSS icon in the Status Bar. In the pop up menu Select RSS\n 3. In the Add Bookmark dialog, for Create in: select Bookmarks Toolbar Folder.\n 4. Click OK\n','The title of the page you selected should appear as a bookmark folder with subcontent in: 1. The toplevel \'Bookmarks\' menu under Bookmarks Toolbar Folder.\n 2. Bookmarks Sidebar.\n 3. The main window of Manage Bookmarks.\n 4. Bookmarks Toolbar.\n'),(172,17,'Verify that a Livemark can be refreshed at the standard points.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Add livemark from <a href=\"http://del.icio.us/\">http://del.icio.us/</a>\n 2. Open the associated folder (del.icio.us) and take note of the upper most items on the list.\n 3. Right click on the folder. In the context menu, select Refresh Livemark. Wait for the livemark to refresh.\n 4. From each of the four standard points, perform steps 2-3\n','Verify that the items listed update with the latest at the top.'),(173,17,'Manually add Livemark via copy/paste in Manage Bookmarks',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Open <a href=\"http://www.livejournal.com/\">http://www.livejournal.com/</a>\n 2. Near the bottom-right of the page, copy the link of the RSS icon, which points to <a href=\"http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml\">http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml</a>.\n 3. Open the Bookmarks Manager.\n 4. Select File | New Live Bookmark...\n 5. Give you livemark a Name, paste the RSS url into the \"Feed Location\" textfield, then click OK.\n 6. Test that the new livemark appears in the standard points, and is refreshable.\n','The new livemark should appear in the standard points and should be refreshable from them.'),(174,17,'Verify creating a bookmarked keyword search',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">google</a> (get)\n  2. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com\">amazon</a> (post)\nFor each of the above links create and run a bookmark keyword search:  3. At the site, find the search section. Right click <i>(Mac: Cmd+click)</i> the search field of the web page (not the Firefox Search toolbar).\n  4. From the context menu, select \"Add a keyword for this search...\"\n  5. In the resulting Add Bookmark dialog, give the bookmark a Name and Keyword. Click OK.\n  6. In the Location bar, type the keyword, a space and a search topic/string. Hit Enter/Return.\n','The sites search results should be displayed.'),(175,18,'History from menu',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Browse 4-5 sites.  Use Go | History to open history in the sidebar.\n','History should appear in the sidebar.'),(176,18,'Verify opening history items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,' 1. Use Ctrl+H <i>(Mac: Cmd+Shift+H)</i> to open the History sidebar\r\n 2. Click on any entry to load that page into the browser.\r\n','The page associated with the browsing history should load on single click.'),(177,18,'Verify various History sidebar advanced features',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Open View | Sidebars | History. Select various \"View\" options:  1. By Date and Site\n  2. By Site\n  3. By Date\n  4. By Most Visited\n  5. By Last Visited\n','Check to see that sites are listed according to the selected criteria, and that you\'re able to expand and collapse the folders.'),(178,18,'Verify searching history items works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Enter a term in the search field of the sidebar.','The history items listed should match the search term.'),(179,18,'Verify clearing history',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Close the history sidebar.\n  2. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  3. In the Privacy | History tab, click the \"Clear Browser History Now\" button, then exit the dialog.\n  4. Reopen the history sidebar.\n','There shouldn\'t be any items listed in history.'),(180,18,'Verify adding history item to Bookmarks toolbar',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the History sidebar (View | Sidebar | History).\n  2. Drag an entry from history to the Bookmarks toolbar to create a bookmark to that URI.\n','History item to that URI should be added to Bookmarks toolbar.'),(181,18,'Verify deleting entry from the history sidebar',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the History sidebar (View | Sidebar | History) Right click <i>(Mac: control+click)</i> on any entry to open the context menu.\n  2. Select \"Delete\"\n','Ensure that history item is deleted.'),(182,19,'Verify various Download Manager History options',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Privacy panel, click on on the \"Download History\" tab. From the dropdown menu for \"Remove files from the Download Manager,\" start out with \"Manually,\" the default. Exit the dialog.\n  3. Download a few files.\n  4. Quit and restart Firefox. Open the Tools | Downloads.\n  5. Go back to Download History and click the \"Clear Download History Now\" button. Exit the dialog.\n  6. Reopen Download History and select \"Upon successful download\" from the \"Remove files...\" dropdown menu. Exit the dialog.\n  7. Have the Downloads window open, and download a file or two.\n  8. Reopen Download History and select \"When Firefox exits\" from the \"Remove files...\" dropdown menu. Exit the dialog.\n  9. Download a few files.\n  10. Quit and restart Firefox, and open the Tools | Downloads dialog.\n','  1. At step 4, there should be downloads listed in the Downloads dialog\n  2. but after step 5, there should no longer be any downloads listed.\n  3. At step 7, each downloaded file should be removed from the Downloads dialog right after it has finished downloading.\n  4. At step 9, files should remain listed in the Downloads dialog\n  5. but after step 10 restarting Firefox should result in removing those entries in Downloads.\n'),(183,19,'Verify Dowloads and Save Link As respects user selected Download folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Downloads panel, select the radio button for \"Save all files to this folder\"\n  3. From the combobox (dropmenu) select \"Browse.\"\n  4. In the resulting file picker, select a new location for downloads to be directed. Exit the dialog\n  5.           6. Download a small file\n      7. Bring up the context menu for a link on a page and select \"Save Link As...\"\n    ','Make sure that you can select a different folder, and that subsequent downloads are directed to that folder. <br>Note that bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257143\">257143</a> might interfere with Save Link As... from being directed to the user selected'),(184,19,'Verify Opening the Downloads dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test the following:  1. Tools | Downloads from main menu.\n  2. Ctrl+J on Windows, or Cmd+J on Mac. (No longer a keyboard accelerator on Linux.)\n  3. Click Downloads icon in toolbar, if it\'s there.\n','Each of the actions should open the Downloads manager dialog if not already open or bring it into focus if it was already open.'),(185,19,'Verify various methods to close the Downloads dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'For each of the following, open Tools | Downloads then...  1. Press \"Esc\" key\n  2. Ctrl+W <i>(Mac: Cmd+W)</i>\n  3. Click \"X\" close window button in the titlebar.\n','Each of the actions should close the Downloads dialog if it is open and in focus.'),(186,19,'Test \"Downloads Complete\" notification &amp; link',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'So far this is a Windows-only feature.  1. Start file download.\n  2. Wait for the download to complete.\n  3. Observe the \"Downloads Complete\" notification slider in the lower right of your screen.\n  4. Click on the \"All files have finished downloading\" link.\n','  1. The notification should show up when the download completes.\n  2. Clicking on the link should open or bring into focus the Downloads manager.\n'),(187,19,'Verify downloads are directed to the default location',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Downloads panel, make sure the \"Save all files to this folder:\" is selected. Firefox default is \"Desktop\". Exit the dialog.\n  3. Open Tools | Downloads.\n  4. Click on default download location button to make sure it opens to the proper directory.\n  5. Download a file and save to disk.\n','  1. In the Downloads window, \"All files download to:\" show be Desktop.\n  2. Any file downloaded should be saved to the proper, default directory (ie, the Desktop).\n'),(188,19,'Verify \"Ask me where to save every file\" Downloads does just that',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Downloads preference panel, make sure the \"Ask me where to save every file\" preference is selected.\n  3. Open Downloads manager.\n  4. Verify that the download location text and button are not visible; it\'s only displayed if the \"Save all files to this folder:\" preference is selected (default location or otherwise).\n  5. Download a file.\n  6. Verify that a filepicker dialog opens and you can select a location to save the file.\n  7. Save the file to some directory.\n','The file should be saved to the specified directory.'),(189,19,'Verfiy drag &amp; drop to initiate downloading',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open Tools | Downloads.\n  2. Drag and drop a link from a web page into the Download  dialog.\n','  1. If the \"Save all files to this folder\" preference is set, the file should start downloading automatically to the download location.\n  2. If the \"Ask me where to save every file\" preference is set, the filepicker should appear and let you pick a download location; then file should download to that directory.'),(190,19,'Verify Clean Up downloads',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure you have downloaded a couple items.\n  2. Open Downloads manager: the items dowloaded should be listed.\n  3. Click the Clean Up button <i>(Mac: an [X])</i> at the bottom of the window.\n','All items in the Download Manager dialog should be removed.'),(191,19,'Verify Downloads items Open &amp Remove functions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Before testing this, make sure you have downloaded items displayed in the Downloads dialog.  1. Open Tools | Downloads.\n  2. Click the Open link for one of the items.\n  3. Click the Remove link for on of the items.\n','<p>\"Open\" should open the file with the appropriate application (depends on how your machine is setup; you might be prompted to choose the application).</p><p>\"Remove\" should remove the selected entry from the Downloads manager (not the file itself, of course).</p>'),(192,19,'Verify Pause, Resume, Cancel and Retry during download',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Start downloading a large file (such a nightly build)\n  2. The Downloads dialog should appear.\n  3. For the download in progress, click its correspondering Pause link.\n  4. Click the Resume link.\n  5. Click the Cancel link.\n  6. Click the Retry link.\n  7. If time permits, try varying the order of the above commands.\n','  1. \"Pause\" should halt the download progress.\n  2. \"Resume\" should continue the download.\n  3. \"Cancel\" should stop the download and be replaced with \"Retry.\"\n  4. \"Retry\" starts the download again.\n'),(193,19,'Verify download location opens from Downloads dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the Downloads panel, make sure you have selected \"Save all files to this folder\". Exit the dialog\n  3. Open Tools | Downloads.\n  4. At the bottom of dialog, click either the button or the text denoting the download location.\n  5. Test this again, but modify the Dowload Folder option to \"Ask me where to save every file\" is selected.\n','<p>Clicking the icon or location text should open a native file manager window displaying where the file is located on disk.</p><p>When \"Ask me where to save every file\" is selected, you should not see the download location button link at the bottom of the Downloads manager.</p>'),(194,19,'Verify saving a web page',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a web page, especially one with images and/or stylesheets used.\n  2. Select File | Save Page As... from the Main menu.\n  3. In the resulting filepicker dialog, modify or keep the settings for the following:      4. File location\n    5. File name\n    6. Files of type\n  \n  7. Hit the Save button.\n','The file should be saved according to the settings you chose in the filepicker. \"Web Page, complete\" should save images, source and corresponding stylesheet files (if applicable). \"Web page, HTML only\" should only save the source of that page. \"Text files\" should save the page as plain text.'),(195,19,'Verify various file handling and externally handled content',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on a downloadable link to file whose type isn\'t recognized on your system. This varies from machine to machine. Try .ps, pdf, .gz, .exe, or other types. Samples:      2. <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/filetypes/test.zip\">Zip</a> file\n    3. <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/filetypes/firefox-1.0.en-US.win32.installer.exe\">Exe</a> file (big, 4.6MB)\n    4. <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/filetypes/word-sample.doc\">Word</a> file\n    5. <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/filetypes/excel-sample.xls\">Excel</a> file\n    6. <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/filetypes/powerpoint-sample.ppt\">Powerpoint</a> file\n  \n  7. You get the \"helper application\" (aka, \"unknown file type\") dialog, with \"Opening <filename>\" in its titlebar. Modify or keep the settings for the following:      8. Open with. Might be disabled if there are no preset file associations at all. If it\'s prefilled, try it out.\n    9. Save to disk.\n    10. Do this automatically for files like this from now on.\n  \n  11. Hit the OK button.\n','  1. If you selected \"open with\" with an application &mdash;whether already preset or set by you&mdash; that application should launch and open that file.\n  2. Save to disk should follow your downloading prefs to save the file locally. Certain filetypes (like .exe) will <b>only</b> provide the save to disk option.\n  3. \"Do this automatically\" means that if you click on a file of that type in the future, it should behave the way you had chosen in the helper application dialog &mdash;whether that\'s saving locally or opening with a particular application.\n'),(196,19,'Verify context menu on items in Downloads window',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Before testing this, make sure you have previously downloaded files displayed in the Downloads manager (and that you haven\'t moved or deleted them yet).  1. Open the Downloads manager dialog.\n  2. Focus one of the items listed.\n  3. For a completed download, bring up the context menu and try these commands: Open, Open Containing Folder, Remove, Properties.\n  4. For a download in progress, bring up the context menu and try these commands: Pause, Cancel, Properties.\n  5. For a canceled download, bring up the context menu and try these commands: Retry, Remove, Properties.\n  6. For a paused download, bring up the context menu and try these commands: Resume, Remove, Properties.\n','<p>\"Open\" should open the file with the appropriate application (depends on how your machine is setup; you might be prompted to choose the application). However checkout bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=239948\">239948</a>.</p><p>\"Open Containing Folder\" should open a filemanager window listing the download directory for that file.</p><p>\"Remove\" should remove the selected entry from the Downloads manager (not the file itself, of course).</p><p>\"Properties\" should list the origin and target URI\'s for the file, as well as the start and finish time for the download.</p><p>Pause should pause an ongoing download. Resume should continue a paused download. Retry should restart the download. Cancel should stop (not pause) an ongoing download.</p>'),(197,20,'Launch Extension Manager',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions','The Extension Manager window should appear. The window should be titled \"Extensions\", it should have <tt>Uninstall</tt> and <tt>Update</tt> and <tt>Options</tt>buttons, a \"Get More Extensions\" link and the window should be resizeable.'),(198,20,'Get More Extensions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Launch the Extension Manager and click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.','The Extension Manager window should remain open, a new Firefox browser window should be launched, load an update.mozilla.org page and be brought to the front.'),(199,20,'Software Installation Warning',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'By default update.mozilla.org and addons.mozilla.org are the only allowed sites listed in (Preferences/Options | Content | Allow sites to install software | Allowed Sites).  1. Go to a site other than update.mozilla.org which contains extension .xpi\'s. For example, at the <a href=\"http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/\">Extension Room</a>.\n  2. Click on an .xpi link. In the Extension Room, this would be the \"Install\" link.\n  3. If time permits, add the Extension Room site, and try installing .xpi from there.\n','You should be prompted with a notification toolbar warning: \"To protect your computer, Firefox prevented this site (extensionroom.mozilla.org) from installing software on this computer.\" In addition to this text, the toolbar should have a button on the far right titled \"Edit Options\". Clicking that button should launch the \"Allowed Sites\" window. If you add that site, installation of extensions should proceed without the notification toolbar appearing.'),(200,20,'Verify Extension installation',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through update.mozilla.org and select an extension to install: click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. Test installing and canceling the extension installation.\n','<p>You should be prompted with a dialog titled \"Software Installation\" containing the name and location of the extension, a brief explanation about trust, and an Install Now button as well as a Cancel button.</p><p>Install Now should launch the Extensions window (or bring it to the front if already open), display the download progress of the extension and upon completion of the download you should see the extension listed with a note saying that the item will be installed after restarting Firefox. Restart and ensure that the extension is installed. </p><p>Cancel should dismiss the Software Installation window and no extension should be installed.</p>'),(201,20,'Extension Homepage',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one extension.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Visit Home page\"\n  3. If time permits, test with both enabled in disabled extensions.\n','You should get a new Firefox window containing the selected extension\'s home page. This should occur for both enabled and disabled extensions.'),(202,20,'Extension About',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one extension.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"About [extension...\"\n  3. If time permits, test with both enabled in disabled extensions.\n','You should get a small About dialog for the selected extension. This should work for for both enabled extensions and disabled extensions.'),(203,20,'Extension Preferences (Options)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one extension. Also note that not all extensions have their own preferences (more complex ones do).  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Preferences\", or click Options button\n  3. If time permits, test with both enabled in disabled extensions.\n','You should get a small Preferences dialog for the selected extension. This should only work for enabled extensions, not disabled ones.'),(204,20,'Disable Extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one extension.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Disable\"\n  3. Quit and restart Firefox.\n','After restarting Firefox, examine the Extension window to ensure that the extension is visually disabled. Moreover, make sure that the disabled extension\'s features are no longer active.'),(205,20,'Enable Extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one disabled (inactive) extension.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Enable\"\n  3. Quit and restart Firefox.\n','After restarting Firefox, examine the Extension window to ensure that the extension is visually enabled. Moreover, make sure that the enabled extension\'s features are now active.'),(206,20,'Move Up, Move Down, Move to Top',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least three extensions.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and test the Move Up, Move Down and Move to Top commands.\n  3. If time permits, test with both enabled in disabled extensions.\n','The selected extension should be moved in the Extension window to the desired positions. It shouldn\'t matter whether the extension is enabled or disabled.'),(207,20,'Verify Top Extension : Adblock',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through addons.mozilla.org and select the Adblock extension for installation. Click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. I the dialog titled \"Software Installation\", click the Install Now button\n  4. Restart Firefox\n  5. Ensure the extension work by visiting the extension homepage to learn what it does. Then try some of the extensions basic functions in Firefox\n','Adblock should be installed and active (if it is compatible with this version of Firefox). Verify basic functionality of the extension.'),(208,20,'Check for &amp; install extension update',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>The best way to test extension updating is to go to a given extensions\'s \"All Releases\" page on update.mozilla.org. You\'ll need make sure that the older and newer versions are both compatible with the Firefox build your testing: check the \"Works with\" column for such info.</p>  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select a theme (which has an newer version) and click the Update button..\n  2. In the resulting Update wizard, follow steps to install the extension update.\n  3. After the installation finishes, quit and restart Firefox.\n','You should see the newer extension installed and upon restarting the browser, the newer version should work fine. Also confirm that the new extension is listed in the Extensions window; the older version should have been replaced.'),(209,20,'Uninstall Extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This test assumes you\'ve installed at least one extension.  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Uninstall\", or click the Uninstall button.\n  3. If time permits, test with both enabled in disabled extensions. Also try canceling uninstall.\n  4. If you uninstall, quit and restart Firefox.\n','You should receive an alert that uninstalling the extension will remove it the extension functionality and an OK and Cancel button. Canceling should dismiss the dialog and the extension should remain installed. Clicking OK should uninstall the extension and the extension listing should note that it will be fully uninstalled after restarting Firefox. Restart to verify that the extension is uninstalled.'),(210,20,'Verify Top Extension : Tabbrowser Preferences',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through addons.mozilla.org and select the Tabbrowser Preferences extension for installation. Click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. I the dialog titled \"Software Installation\", click the Install Now button\n  4. Restart Firefox\n  5. Ensure the extension work by visiting the extension homepage to learn what it does. Then try some of the extensions basic functions in Firefox\n','Tabbrowser Preferences should be installed and active (if it is compatible with this version of Firefox). Verify basic functionality of the extension.'),(211,20,'Verify Top Extension : CustomizeGoogle',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through addons.mozilla.org and select the CustomizeGoogle extension for installation. Click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. I the dialog titled \"Software Installation\", click the Install Now button\n  4. Restart Firefox\n  5. Ensure the extension work by visiting the extension homepage to learn what it does. Then try some of the extensions basic functions in Firefox\n','CustomizeGoogle should be installed and active (if it is compatible with this version of Firefox). Verify basic functionality of the extension.'),(212,20,'Verify Top Extension : FlashGot',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through addons.mozilla.org and select the FlashGot extension for installation. Click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. I the dialog titled \"Software Installation\", click the Install Now button\n  4. Restart Firefox\n  5. Ensure the extension work by visiting the extension homepage to learn what it does. Then try some of the extensions basic functions in Firefox\n','FlashGot should be installed and active (if it is compatible with this version of Firefox). Verify basic functionality of the extension.'),(213,20,'Verify Top Extension : Forecastfox',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the Main menu, open Tools | Extensions. Then click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate through addons.mozilla.org and select the Forecastfox extension for installation. Click the appropriate \"Install\" link which points to an .xpi file.\n  3. I the dialog titled \"Software Installation\", click the Install Now button\n  4. Restart Firefox\n  5. Ensure the extension work by visiting the extension homepage to learn what it does. Then try some of the extensions basic functions in Firefox\n','Forecastfox should be installed and active (if it is compatible with this version of Firefox). Verify basic functionality of the extension.'),(214,21,'Verify theme installation',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select Tools | Themes from the menu bar.\n  2. Click on the link to \"Get more themes.\" \n  3. Attempt to download and install a theme from http://addons.mozilla.org.\n  4. If time permits, install more themes.\n','A new theme should appear in theme list at Tools | Themes for each additional theme installed.'),(215,21,'Verify uninstallation of themes',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Firefox (default) one. And you might not want to uninstall the default one.</p>  1. Select Tools | Themes.\n  2. Choose any theme <em>not</em> currently in use, then click the Uninstall button to remove the theme.\n3. Do not select another theme to install\n4. Restart Firefox\n','1. Confirm that the theme was uninstalled: it should no longer appear in the Theme Manager.\n2. Confirm that if you <em>don\'t</em> select another theme that Firefox reverts to the default theme.\n'),(216,21,'Verify updating a theme',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>The best way to testing theme updating is to go to a given theme\'s \"All Releases\" page on addons.mozilla.org. You\'ll need make sure that the older and newer versions are both compatible with the Firefox build your testing: check the \"Works with\" column for such info.</p>  1. Select Tools | Themes.\n  2. Select a theme (which has an newer version available) and click the Update button.\n  3. In the resulting Update wizard, follow steps to install the theme update.\n','Firefox should check for available updates. You should get the Update wizard and it should allow you to install the updated theme. If you choose to update, it should install it and remove the older one. <br>Beware of Linux bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=264095\">264095</a>.'),(217,21,'Verfiy changing themes',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Firefox (default) one. You should start with the default one (although not necessary).</p>  1. From the Main menu open Tools | Themes, and select a theme <em>not</em> currently in use.\n  2. Click the Use Theme button.\n  3. Close the Theme Manager and Restart Firefox\n  4. If time permits, visually inspect and use the UI.\n','<p>At step 1, selecting another theme should display its preview image (if available). After restart, the UI for Firefox should be changed to the selected theme. Verify Firefox functions with the new theme</p>'),(218,21,'Verify themes context menu items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Firefox (default) one. You should start with the default one (although not necessary).</p>  1. From the Main, open Tools | Themes and select a theme listed in the left pane.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and try out the Visit Home Page and About [theme-name] items.\n  3. If time permits, also test the other menu items for Use Theme, Uninstall and Update.\n','<p>Visit Home Page should. About [theme-name] should display a dialog with information about the theme. The other three context menu items should behave the same way as their button equivalents.</p>'),(219,22,'Verify open and dismissing the JS console',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the main menu, select Tools | JavaScript Console.\n  2. After the JS console appears, dismiss it by either hitting Ctrl+W <i>(Mac: Cmd+W)</i> or the Esc key.\n','  1. After step 1, the JS console should appear (don\'t worry about content in the window).\n  2. After step 2, the JS console should close.\n'),(220,22,'Verify errors appears in the JS console',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to a page which contains a JavaScript error such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.iwaruna.com/firefox-bft/js-error.html\" title=\"page containing JS error\">this page</a>.\n  2. Bring up the JS console and check the All and Errors tabs.\n','In both the All and Errors tabs, the JS console should display the page\'s JS error(s) in the main content area.'),(221,22,'Verify the running Javascript in the Evaluate field: valid JS',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the JS console.\n  2. Go to the Evaluate text field and enter some valid JavaScript to evaluate on the fly, eg, <code>window.prompt(\'enter a number\');</code>\n  3. Click the Evaluate button (or, hit Enter) and then respond to the prompt that appears.\n','<p>A prompt should appear in which you can enter something (eg, a number). No errors, warnings or messages should appear in the JS console, in any of its tabs.</p>'),(222,22,'Verify running Javascript in the Evaluate field: invalid JS',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the JS console.\n  2. Go to the Evaluate text field and enter some invalid JavaScript to evaluate on the fly, eg, <code>borgle();</code>\n  3. Click the Evaluate button (or, hit Enter).\n','<p>In both the All and Errors tabs, an error should appear in the JS console:</p><p><code>Error: borgle is not defined<br />Source File: javascript:borgle(); Line 1</code></p>'),(223,23,'Verify opening and closing of the DOM Inspector',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Load any page in Firefox, eg, http://mozilla.org\n  2. Click Ctrl+Shift+I <i>(Mac: Cmd+Shift+I)</i>, or select Tools | DOM Inspector from the menu bar.\n  3. Close the DOM Inspector: either click close widget in titlebar or type Ctrl+W <i>(Mac: Cmd+W)</i>\n','After step 2, the DOM Inspector should launch, with only 2 vertical panes shown. After step 3, the DOM Inspector window should close.'),(224,23,'Verify DOM inspects URL',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'  1. Open the DOM Inspector window.(select Tools | DOM Inspector)\n  2. From the menu bar, select File | Inspect URL.\n  3. Enter a URI in the resulting dialog, such as http://mozilla.org\n  4. If time permits, go to the left pane and expand the HTML node and click on various child nodes underneath it.\n<p>Feel free to repeat this test by entering a URI in the textfield at the top (at step 2) and clicking the Inspect button (or, hitting Enter/Return).</p>','After step 3, an additional pane at the bottom of the DOM Inspector should open, displaying the URI\'s content. If you had expanded the HTML node in the left pane, clicking on various visible content should result in a  briefly red flashing outline around the corresponding region in the lower pane. For example, clicking the BODY node would make the entire content in the lower pane flash.'),(225,24,'Verify Page Info opens',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Visit http://mozilla.org. Go to Tools | Page Info to access the Page Info menu.\n  2. Click on the various tabs.\n','Page Info should show five tabs: General, Forms, Links, Media, Security. Each Tab shoudl be accessible.'),(226,24,'Verify saving an image from Page Info',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Visit <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">http://www.cnn.com</a>\n  2. Go to Tools | Page Info then select the \"Media\" tab.\n  3. Choose an item of type \"image\" from the list. Then Click \"Save As...\"  and save the image to a local directory.\n','Confirm that the image was saved to the specified directory.'),(227,24,'Page Info/Confirm Column Menus Display',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Navigate to Tools | Page Info \n2. Confirm that you can display the following Columns in each sub heading:\n3. General: Name, Content\n4. Forms: Name, Method, Form Action (top portion) and Label, Field Name, Type and Current Value (bottom portion)\n5. Links: Name, Address, Type, Target, Access Key\n6. Media: Address, Type, Alternate Text\n','  1. Confirm that all choices are available and render in the UI when they are checked.\n2. Note that the Security tab does not have any columns to render.\n'),(228,25,'Verify saving of a password',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Type in Username: <i>Squiddy</i> and Password: <i>calamari</i>\n  3. Press the Login button\n  4. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  5. Go to the | Privacy | Passwords panel.\n  6. Click on the \"View Saved Passwords\" button.\n  7. Open <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a> in a new tab.\n','  1. After step 2, A dialog should appear asking if you want to store the password for this site. -- dismiss with <strong>OK</strong>. If you haven\'t already encountered it, another dialog should appear asking if you want to send this information non-encrypted -- dismiss with <strong>Continue</strong>.  Finally, ou will get a Not Found error, but that\'s expected since this is just a bogus cgi script.\n  2. After, step 3, in the tab labelled \"Passwords Saved\", you should see the site http://www.mozilla.org listed along with the username <i>squiddy</i>. --dismiss both dialogs (don\'t make any changes).\n  3. After step 6, the login form should be prefilled with username <i>Squiddy</i>  and password ********\n'),(229,25,'Verify deletion of a password',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'    1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Type in Username: <i>foo</i> and Password: <i>bar</i>\n  3. Press the <strong>Login</strong> button\n  4. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  5. Go to | Privacy | Passwords, click the button \"View Saved Passwords\"\n  6. Select username \"foo\" for the site of www.mozilla.org\n  7. Click button \"Remove\"\n  8. Dismiss both dialogs (saving changes).\n    9. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a> again.\n','  1. The login form should be again prefilled with <i>squiddy</i> and ********. (if it is the only login saved for this page). Also, return to View Saved Password to confirm that Username <em>foo</em> was removed.\n'),(230,25,'Verify passwords are not saved when we select not to save them.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'    1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Type in the following: user: \"bar\", password \"foo\"\n  3. Click on \"Login\"\n  4. When the confirm dialog appears, click <strong>No</strong>\n  5. Click the \"Back\" button\n  6. Click Shift+\"Reload\" button\n','  1. The usual login information should be there. The user \"bar\" with password \"foo\" should not have been saved.\n  2. Confirm by checking in Privacy | View Saved Passwords of:<br><b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n'),(231,25,'Verify blacklisting sites.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'    1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Type in the following: user: \"bar\", password \"foo\"\n  3. Click on \"login\"\n  4. When the confirm dialog appears, click <strong>Never for this site</strong>\n  5. Click the \"Back\" button\n  6. Click Shift+\"Reload\" button (Effect 1)\n  7. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  8. In Privacy | Passwords | View Saved Passwords, click on the tab \"Passwords Never Saved\" (Effect 2)\n  9. Click on the tab \"Passwords Saved\" (Effect 3)\n','  1. The usual login information should be there. The user: \"bar\" with password *** should not have been saved.\n  2. In the Passwords Never Saved tab, the site www.mozilla.org should appear in the blacklist\n  3. However, any previously saved login information for www.mozilla.org should still be in the Passwords Saved tab\n'),(232,25,'Verify passwords can not be saved at blacklisted sites',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Type in the following: user: \"bar\", password \"foo\"\n  3. Click on \"login\"\n  4. When the confirm dialog appears, click <strong>Never for this site</strong>\n  5. Click the \"Back\" button\n  6. Click Shift+\"Reload\" button\n  7. Type in the following: user: \"fubar\", password \"fubar\"\n  8. Click on \"login\"\n','  1. No confirmation dialog should appear. Since the site is on the blacklist (of passwords never saved), the password won\'t be saved and no dialog will appear.\n'),(233,25,'Verify Passwords aren\'t saved when the pref to do so is turned off.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In Privacy | Passwords, click the checkbox for Remember Passwords to deselect it (off).\n  3. Save and dismiss Options.\n  4. From the menubar select Tools | Sanitize Firefox.\n  5. Deselect all of the items to clear <b>except</b> \"Saved Passwords\" then click the \"Sanitize Now\" button. If prompted to confirm, proceed with the sanitization.\n  6. Go to the test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  7. Enter Username: <i>test</i> password: <i>test</i>\n  8. Click Login\n  9. Go to Options (Prefs) | Privacy | Passwords | View Saved Passwords\n','No save password dialog should appear, and the username and password should not have been saved under Options.'),(234,25,'Inline deletion of saved login information.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>..\n  2. Type in Username: <i>foo</i> and Password: <i>bar</i>\n  3. Press the <strong>Login</strong> button.\n  4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 several times, each time typing in a different username and password.  5. Then, select the Username field and press the down arrow to bring open the drop down list for this field.\n  6. Arrow down to an entry, then hit Shift+Delete on your keyboard\n  7. Click Shift+Reload\n  8. Select the Username field and press the down arrow to bring open the dropdown list for this field.\n','  1. From step 6, the selected username should be deleted from the list\n  2. From step 8, the username deleted should not be in the list.\n'),(235,25,'Verify autocomplete selects and sorts in password manager',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Load the Single Signon test <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/wallet/login.html\">Login Page</a>.\n  2. Enter \"Leo\" in the \"username\" and \"password\" fields, then Submit the form.\n  3. Enter \"Leonardo\" in the username\" and \"password\" fields, then Sumbit the form.\n  4. Put focus in the \"Username\" field, then hit the arrow down key\n  5. Begin typing \"Leo\" in the \"username\" field.\n','  1. If no other entries were previously made at this login, two autocomplete entries should appear, otherwise there may be more: one for Leo, one for Leonardo.\n  2. Typing Leo should not remove either entry.\n'),(236,26,'Verify saving and filling in form information',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/wallet/samples\">sample forms</a>.  Select one of the sample pages (suggest Sample 2).\n  2. In the resulting form, just fill in your first and last name.\n  3. Click submit (or whatever the button may be named) Click Yes to the save info dialog. This dialog will only appear once per profile as it sets the pref for save form information.\n  4. The form should still be in the browser, but now it should be blank.  Begin typing your first name in the First Name field. Notice as soon as the first letter of your name was input that a drop down appeared with your first name as you had previously entered it.\n  5. Arrow down to your name and hit enter to select it and fill out that field.\n  6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 using your last name in the Last Name field.\n','  1. From step 4, the drop downs should appear with your name in it.  This indicates that the form information was saved by the Form Manager on submit\n  2. From step 5, the form field should be filled out with the data you selected.\n'),(237,26,'Verfiy saving multiple entries to the same form field.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/wallet/samples\">sample forms</a>.  Select one of the sample pages (suggest Sample 2).\n  2. In the resulting form, just fill in your first name.\n  3. Click submit (or whatever the button may be named).\n  4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 several times, each time typing in a different name.  5. In the same form, select the first name field and press the down arrow.\n','From step 5, the drop down should appear with a list of names in it.  This indicates that the form information was saved by the Form Manager on submit for each name submitted.   The list should be sorted alphabetically as follows: A-Z-a-z.'),(238,26,'Verify clearing saved form information',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/wallet/samples\">sample forms</a>.  Select one of the sample pages (suggest Sample 2).\n  2. In the resulting form, just fill in your first and last name.\n  3. Click submit.\n  4. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  5. In the Privacy | Saved Forms panel, click on the \"Clear Saved Form Data Now\" button and dismiss (and save) Options.\n  6. Return to the form page and select the First Name field and down arrow to open the drop down list.\n','The drop down should not appear because all of the form information has been deleted in step 5.'),(239,26,'Verify saving form information can be turned off',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. <b>Windows</b>: Go to Tools | Options. (to exit Options, click the Okay button)<br><b>Mac</b>: Go to FireFox | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the red (x) in the upper left.)<br><b>Linux</b>: Go to Edit | Preferences. (to exit Preferences, click the Close button)\n  2. In the  Privacy | Saved Forms panel, uncheck the selection for \"Save information I enter in web forms and the Search Bar\"\n  3. Click on the \"Clear Saved Form Data Now\" button then exit the dialog.\n  4. Go to <a href=\"http://www.mozilla.org/wallet/samples\">sample forms</a>.  Select one of the sample pages (suggest Sample 2).\n  5. In the resulting form, just fill in your first and last name.\n  6. Click submit.\n  7. Select the First Name field and down arrow to open the drop down list.\n','The drop down should not appear because the form information submitted was not saved.  This is expected because the option to save form information was turned off in step 2.'),(240,26,'Verify opening and dismissing the autofill menulist',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure autofill is enabled, and go to a page where you have a form where autofill data was saved (eg, http://google.com).\n  2. Bring up the autofill menulist: either start typing a saved entry, hit the down arrow, or click once with the mouse.\n  3. Dismiss the autofill menulist by any of these means: Esc key or mouse-clicking (once if you displayed the list via keyboard, a second time if you brought it up with the mouse initially).\n','The list should display by any of the means in step 2, as well as be dismissed by the means in step 3.<br>See bug <a href=\"    http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=254492\">254492</a> for details about second mouse clicking to dismiss the autofill list.'),(241,27,'Enable Cookies/All Sites/Allow Sites to Set Cookies',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Set your home page to about:blank\n2. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n3. Click on \"Clear Cookies Now\" to remove all stored cookies. Alternatively, you can do this via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\n4. Make sure that the \"Allow sites to set cookies\" box is checked. Save and dismiss Options.\n5. Make sure to visit several different web sites, including aol.com and cnn.com\n6. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies, then click on \"View Cookies\"\n','1. Firefox accepts all cookies, so the \"Allow sites to set cookies\" checkbox should be on by default.\n2. Confirm that cookies for the sites that you visited show in the list of stored cookies when you click on \"View cookies\".\n'),(242,27,'Enable Cookies/All Sites/Until I close Firefox',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Quit and launch a new instance of Firefox.\n2. Make sure your home page is set to about:blank\n3. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n4. Click on \"Clear Cookies Now\" to remove all stored cookies.  Alternatively, you can do this via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\n5. Highlight the dropdown that says \"Until I close Firefox\" Save and dismiss Options.\n6. Navigate to www.google.com and www.netscape.com\n7. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n8. Click on \"View Cookies\" and confirm there are cookies present from google.com and netscape.com\n9. Quit and Restart the Firefox browser.\n','When the browser is restarted, there should be <b>no cookies</b> listed in the view cookies list.'),(243,27,'Enable Cookies/All Sites/Ask Me Every Time',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n2. Click on \"Clear Cookies Now\" to remove all stored cookies. Alternatively, you can do this via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\n3. Select the option that says \"Ask me every time\" from the \"Keep Cookies\" dropdown menu. Save and dismiss Options.\n4. Navigate to <a href=\"http://www.ibm.com\">http://www.ibm.com</a>.\n5. Each time a dialog comes up, click on \"Allow\" so that the cookie will be stored.\n','1. Confirm that a dialog box pops up each time, asking you to accept each individual cookie from www.ibm.com\n2. Confirm that the number of cookies is no greater than the number of times you received a dialog box\n'),(244,27,'Ask me every time/Show/Hide Details',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. While testing \"Ask me every time\", try these combinations as well\n2. Navigate to www.cnn.com\n3. When the dialog box pops up, click on \"Show Details\"\n4. Click on Hide Details\n','1. You should see detailed information about the cookie that is being set when you click on Show Details.\n2. The dialog box should return to its original format and the details should no longer show when you click on Hide Details.\n'),(245,27,'Ask me every time/Allow for session',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Navigate to www.ibm.com\n2. When the dialog box pops up for the cookies, click on \"Allow for Session\"\n3. Quit and restart the Firefox browser\n','1. Confirm that the cookies are no longer in the stored list since they were for that session only.\n'),(246,27,'Ask me every time/Deny',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Clear all cookies through either Options (Preferences) or via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\r\n2. Navigate to <a href=\"http://www.fanstop.com\">http://www.fanstop.com</a>.\r\n3. When the dialog box pops up for cookies, click on \"Deny\"\r\n4. Go back into Preferences | Privacy | Cookies and click on \"Stored Cookies\"\r\n','Confirm that the cookies for www.fanstop.com have not been stored.'),(247,27,'Clearing Cookies/Individual Cookies',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Make sure that you have visited several different web sites.\n2. Click on \"View Cookies\" and confirm that there are cookies shown in the list.\n3. Highlight an individual cookie and click \"Remove Cookie\"\n','1. Confirm that the individual cookie has been removed when you go back into the list of stored cookies\n'),(248,27,'Clearing Cookies/Remove All Cookies',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Make sure that you have visited several different web sites.\n2. Click on \"Stored Cookies\" and confirm that there are cookies shown in the list.\n3. Click on \"Remove all cookies.\"\n','1. Confirm that all cookies have been removed when you go back in the list of stored cookies\n'),(249,27,'Disabling Cookies',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Uncheck the \"Allow sites to set cookies\" checkbox.\n2. Make sure that you have visited several web sites, such aswww.cnn.com and www.aol.com\n','1. Confirm there are <span style=\"font-weight: bold;\">no cookies</span>shown in the list of stored cookies.\n2. Confirm that \"For the originating website\" is now grayed out and not available to be selected.\n'),(250,27,'Exceptions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n2. Click on \"Clear Cookies Now\" to remove all stored cookies. Alternatively, you can do this via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\n3. Check the box that says \"Allow sites to set cookies\"\n4. Click on the \"Exceptions\" button.\n5. Enter www.google.com and click on \"Block\"\n6. Navigate to <a href=\"http://www.google.com\">http://www.google.com</a>.\n7. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies, then click on \"View Cookies\"\n','  1. Confirm that there is no cookie present from www.google.com. Even though you cleared your cookies, there still may be a cookie present from a banner ad that is hosted on another site independent of www.google.com.\n'),(251,27,'Exceptions/Remove Site & Remove All Sites',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Click on Exceptions.\n2. Type www.cnn.com in the address of website area and click \'Block\"\n3. The site should be added to the box below area where you justtyped in the website\n4. Highlight www.cnn.com and click \"Remove site\". Make sure to click OK.\n5. Add a few other sites to the list of exceptions.\n6. Click on the button that says \"Remove all sites\" and click OK.\n','1. Confirm that the site www.cnn.com no longer appears in the list of exceptions.\n2. Confirm that the list of sites that you added no longer appear in the list of exceptions after clicking on the \'Remove all sites\" button\n'),(252,27,'Enable Cookies/All Sites/Until they expire',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Set your home page to about:blank\n2. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n3. Click on \"Clear Cookies Now\" to remove all stored cookies. Alternatively, you can do this via the Tools | Sanitize Firefox menu item.\n4. Confirm that the \"Allow sites to set cookies\" box is checked.\n5. Highlight the dropdown selection \"Until they expire.\" Save and dismiss Options.\n6. Visit <a href=\"http://www.fanstop.com\">www.fanstop.com</a>.\n7. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies, then click on \"View Cookies.\" www.fanstop.com should now be listed.\n8. Highlight the www.fanstop.com cookie and confirm that it expires at \"end of session.\"9. Quit and restart the browser,\n10. Click on \"View Cookies\"\n ','Confirm that www.fanstop is no longer listed, and that the cookie expired at the end of the browser session.'),(253,27,'Setting Future Cookies',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies, and click on \"View Cookies\"\n  2. Make sure that there are some cookies in your list. If not visit a few sites first to build up your cookies.\n  3. Check the box that says \"Don\'t allow sites that set removed cookies to set future cookies\"\n  4. Highlist one or two cookies in the list and then click the \"Remove\" button.\n  5. Exit Preferences panel and then go back in again to Go to Options (Preferences) | Privacy | Cookies.\n  6. Click on \"Exceptions\"\n','<p>Confirm that the cookie(s) that you removed have been added to the exceptions list and have the word \"Block\" listed next to them</p><p>Please note that the functionality of this area is still being worked on. <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=75119\">Bug 75119</a> addresses this issue.</p>'),(254,28,'Verify MSN loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visist <a href=\"http://www.msn.com\">www.msn.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(255,28,'Verify Amazon loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com\">www.amazon.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(256,28,'Verify Yahoo loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.yahoo.com\">www.yahoo.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems.'),(257,28,'Verify CNN loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.cnn.com\">www.cnn.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(258,28,'Verify USAtoday loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.usatoday.com\">www.usatoday.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(259,28,'Verify Apple loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.apple.com\">www.apple.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(260,28,'Verify ESPN loads correctly',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Visit <a href=\"http://www.espn.go.com\">www.espn.go.com</a>','Check for obvious layout problems'),(261,29,'Verfiy View Sourse access via the Main menu',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use View | Page source to open the page source in a new window.','Ensure that page source appears as expected. Close the window.'),(262,29,'Verify acces to View Source via context menu',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>(A) Bring up context menu in a web page, then select View Source.</p><p>(B) Select some content on a web page. Bring up context menu in a web page, then select View Selection Source.</p>','For (A) ensure that page source loads in a new window. For (B) a source window should also appear, but only displaying the source near the selection.'),(263,29,'Verify access to View Source via shortcut keys',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use the appropriate shortcut keys to view page source.  1. Windows, Linux: Ctrl+U\n  2. Mac: Cmd+U\n','Ensure that page source loads in window.'),(264,29,'Verify various source window menu options',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the Page Source window.\n  2. Go to the Source window\'s menu bar and toggle with any of these settings: View | Enable Syntax Highlighting, View | Wrap Long Lines, etc.\n  3. If time permits, play the context menu.\n  4. Close the Source window either by File | Close or Ctrl/Cmd+W.\n','The Source window has three menu bar items: File, Edit and View. You should be able to access the context menu for the Source window as well (Find Again, Copy, Select All).'),(265,29,'Verify the Find toolbar works in view source',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the Page Source window.\n  2. Hit Ctrl+F <i>(Mac: Cmd+F)</i> or select Edit | Find from the menubar.\n  3. Use the Find toolbar to search the page source \n','The Find toolbar should function similarly to the Find toolbar in a web page.'),(266,30,'Install software update',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<p>The best way to test software update for the Firefox application is to use a Firefox build which you know will require softare update &mdash;as denoted by the Update Available icon in the browser toolbar. However, as in this test, the \"best\" way is to go through the pref to check.</p><p>You\'ll need make sure that the update is compatible with the Firefox build your testing. Also keep in mind that software updates are on a per-installation basis, NOT a per-profile one. That is, once you install an app update, it affects all profiles run under a given installation. To repeat this test, you\'ll need to test with another, separate installation (eg, an install in a different folder).</p>  1. Make sure that the checkbox for Prefs | Advanced | Update | \"Firefox\" is selected (on). If time permits, you can also run this for \"My Extensions and Themes,\" that\'s already covered by the Extensions and Themes test sections.\n  2. Hit the \"Check Now\" button.\n  3. In the resulting Update wizard, select the update and follow the steps to install it. Restart after update finishes.\n  4. If time permits, try canceling a software update.\n','<p>Once you run a software update, you should be notified that a restart is needed. Firefox should function fine after restarting. Cancelation of software update should not install update, nor prompt you to restart.</p><p>See bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262688\">262688</a> and <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=262539\">262539</a> for some current issues.</p>'),(267,30,'Software update preference',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,' 1. Go to the Preferences | Advanced | Update panel.\n  2. Select both checkboxes for \"Firefox and \"My Extensions.\"\n  3. Click \"Check Now\" to check for available extensions.\n','Any available updates should be listed with a prompt to select and install. If there are no updates, you should be notified as well.'),(268,30,'Application update via xpi files',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'This currently works only on Windows and Linux, as Mac currently doesn\'t have .xpi files built daily.  1. Make sure you start with an older release of Firefox, whether an official release (eg, 1.0.2) or a somewhat older nightly build.\n  2. In Firefox, go to a nightly (or more recent official release) build directory containing the .xpi files. For example:  3. ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/[build_date]/windows-xpi\n4. ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/[build_date]/linux-xpi\n  \n  5. Currently there are 6 files in the .xpi directory (adt.xpi, browser.xpi, en-US.xpi, help.xpi, talkback.xpi, xpcom.xpi).\n  6. When you click on each of the .xpi files, the software installation dialog will come appear; click Install Now when it becomes active. (Note that initially you might need to first add the site to the software installation whitelist to accomplish this.)\n  7. Installation for each .xpi file will bring up the Extension Manager dialog, although when complete the given .xpi files won\'t appear there (expected at this time).\n  8. After installing all of the .xpi files, quit and restart Firefox. Check the about: page (and/or Help | About dialog).\n','Upon restart, both about: and the About dialog should display the version number and build ID of the version you had upgraded to. Moreover, it should actually be that newer version &mdash;if there are feature differences you know of, test to ensure you\'ve got the recent version you had upgraded to.'),(269,31,'Verify HTTPS and HTTP security notification',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'              1. Visit the secure site <a href=\"https://sourceforge.net\">https://sourceforge.net</a>.\n        2. Observe that a Warning Dialog comes up,press OK to continue.\n        3. Verify that the Lock icon at the bottom right side of the browser         window appears locked.\n        4. Visit <a href=\"http://sourceforge.net\">http://sourceforge.net</a>.         The Lock icon at the bottom right side of the browser window should         appear unlocked.\n        5. Visit <a href=\"https://sf.net\">https://sf.net</a> and ensure that         the \"Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch\" dialog appears.\n        6. View the certificate, ensure that it is for sourceforge.net and         looks \"correct\".\n        7. Click Okay to visit the site, ensure that it loads the same         <a href=\"https://sourceforge.net\">https://sourceforge.net</a> as above.\n      ','Verify correct the site security notifcations as described with each action.'),(270,31,'Security levels of sites',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Start at non-secure site, such as <a href=\"http://mozilla.org\">http://mozilla.org</a>\n  2. Go to Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Security.\n  3. Select the \"Use SSL 2.0\" checkbox, but make sure the other checkboxes under Security are deselected.\n  4. Visit a web site which uses SSL 2.0 encryption (URI TBA).\n<p>Repeat the above with the \"Use SSL 3.0\" and \"Use TLS 1.0\" checkboxes selected, one at a time.</p>','<p>The following behavior should occur</p>  1. A dialog saying that you\'ve requested an encrypted page.\n  2. After loading the page at the secure site, you should see the encryption padlock on the right in the status bar.\n'),(271,31,'Security tab in Page Info',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'    1. Make sure all of the checkboxes are selected under Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Security.\n  2. Start at secure site, such as <a href=\"https://www.verisign.com\">https://www.verisign.com</a>\n  3. Double-click the padlock icon in the status bar. Alternatively, bring up the Page Info window.\n  4. In the top pane of the Security tab, click the View button.\n','<p>Double-clicking the icon should display the Security tab of Page Info. In the Security tab, it should mention whether the web site identity is verified (top pane), as well as the encryption level (bottom pane). Accessing the View button should display the Certificate Viewer dialog, which contains two tabs, General and Details.</p>'),(272,31,'Certificates: import',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>If you don\'t have a cert, just check to see that Certificate Manager appears.</p>    1. Make sure you already have a certificate (need info on Test CA) which hasn\'t been imported into Firefox.\n  2. Open Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Certificates section, and click on the View Certificates button.\n  3. Click the Import button in the Certificate Manager dialog, and follow the steps to import your certificate.\n','<p>After step 2, the Certificate Manager dialog should appear. It has four tabs: Your Certificates, Other People\'s, Web Sites and Authorites. After you import your personal certificate, it should be listed under Your Certificates.</p>'),(273,31,'Certificates: view, backup, delete, restore',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<p>Run this test only if you have already imported a certificate into Firefox.</p>  1. Open Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Certificates section, and click on the View Certificates button.\n  2. In the Your Certificates tab, click the View button in the Certificate Manager dialog.\n  3. Click the Backup button and follow the steps to backup your certificate.\n  4. (Test this only if backup succeeds!) Click the Delete button.\n  5. Restore your certificate by re-importing it.\n','  1. View should display (details TBA).\n  2. Backup should (details TBA)\n  3. Delete should (details TBA)\n  4. Restore (re-import) should (details TBA)\n'),(274,31,'Certificates: Device Manager',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Open Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Certificates section, and click on the Security Devices button.</p>','The Device Manager dialog should appear.'),(275,31,'Certificates: Verification',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Open Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Certificates section, and click on the Verification button.</p>','Should display OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol) verification dialog.'),(276,31,'Certificates: Revocation Lists',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Open Preferences (Options) | Advanced | Certificates section, and click on the Revocation Lists button.</p>','Should display the Manage CRL\'s (certificate revocation lists) dialog.'),(277,31,'default security preferences',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to the Preferences | Advanced | Security panel.\n  2. Under the Protocols section, confirm that \"Use SSL 2.0\", Use \"SSL 3.0\", and \"Use TSL 1.0\" are all selected by default.\n  3. Close Preferences.\n','Confirm default security settings.'),(278,32,'(Windows &amp; Mac) Setup IE Migration environment and Import those setting into Firefox',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<b>Prepare IE settings</b>  1. Start IE\n  2. Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  3. Bookmark Bugzilla and make it your home page\n  4. Browse to Google and do a search for \"Mozilla Firefox\"\n  5. Bookmark Google\nthen...<br><b>Import IE settings</b>  6. Start Firefox\n  7. Select File | Import\n  8. Select \"Microsoft Internet Exporer\"\n  9. Check all the options for importing\n  10. Click Next and then Finish after migration is complete\n','This should create enough data, including Cookies, Browsing History, Favorites, Saved Passwords, and Saved Form History, to import into Firefox.<br><b>Check results</b>  1. Verify Browsing History from IE shows up in the \"Go\" menu and the \"History\" sidebar.\n  2. Verify Favorites from IE show up in the \"Bookmarks\" menu, as the \"From Internet Explorer\" folder\n  3. Verify Saved Form History from IE works by going to Google. Start typing the same search terms as you did in IE (Moz...).  The autofill pulldown menu should show your original search terms (Mozilla Firefox).\n  4. Verify Saved Passwords by going to Preferences (Options) | Privacy | Saved Passwords.  Click on the \"View Saved Passwords...\" button and confirm that your Bugzilla username and password have been migrated.  Go to Bugzilla and login.\n  5. Verify Cookies by going to Preferences (Options) | Privacy | Cookies.  Click on the \"Stored Cookies\" button and confirm that your cookies from Bugzilla and Yahoo have been migrated.\n  6. Confirm that your IE homepage is also now your Firefox homepage by clicking on the Home icon.\n'),(279,32,'Setup and Migration of data from Mozilla/Netscape',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<b>Prepare Mozilla settings</b>  1. Start Mozilla\n  2. Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  3. Bookmark Bugzilla and make it your home page\n  4. Browse to Google and do a search for \"Mozilla Firefox\"\n  5. Bookmark Google\n<br>then...<br><b>Import Mozilla settings</b>  6. Start Firefox\n  7. Select File | Import\n  8. Select \"Netscape 6, 7 or Mozilla 1.x\"\n  9. Select your Mozilla profile to be imported\n  10. Check all the options for importing\n  11. Click Next and then Finish after migration is complete\n</ol','This should create enough data, including Cookies, Bookmarks and Saved Passwords, to import into Firefox.<br><b>Check results</b>  1. Verify Bookmarks from Mozilla show up in the \"Bookmarks\" menu as the \"From Netscape 6/7/Mozilla\" folder\n  2. Verify Saved Passwords by going to Preferences (Options) | Privacy | Saved Passwords.  Click on the \"View Saved Passwords...\" button and confirm that your Bugzilla username and password have been migrated.  Go to Bugzilla and login.\n  3. Verify Cookies by going to Preferences (Options) | Privacy | Cookies.  Click on the \"Stored Cookies\" button and confirm that your cookies from Bugzilla and Google have been migrated.\n'),(280,32,'Setup and Migration of data from Opera',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<b>Prepare Opera settings</b>  1. Start Opera\n  2. Go to Bugzilla, login and save password\n  3. Bookmark Bugzilla and make it your home page\n  4. Browse to Google and do a search for \"Mozilla Firefox\"\n  5. Bookmark Google\nthen...<br><b>Import Opera settings</b>  6. Start Firefox\n  7. Select File | Import\n  8. Select \"Opera\"\n  9. Check all the options for importing\n  10. Click Next and then Finish after migration is complete\n','  1. This should create enough data, including Cookies, Bookmarks and History, to import into Firefox.\n  2. Note: Firefox doesn\'t seem to have the ability to import saved passwords from Opera.\n<b>Check results</b>  3. Verify Browsing History from IE shows up in the \"Go\" menu and the \"History\" sidebar\n  4. Verify Bookmarks from Mozilla show up in the \"Bookmarks\" menu as the \"From Opera\" folder\n  5. Verify Cookies by going to Preferences (Options) | Privacy | Cookies.  Click on the \"Stored Cookies\" button and confirm that your cookies from Bugzilla and Google have been migrated.\n'),(281,33,'Plugins/Puzzle Piece Confirmation if Plugin is not present and Installation of Plugin',NULL,1,0,1,NULL,'<p>This first requires that (at least some of) the following plugins are not present on your system:  Flash, Shockwave, Java, Adobe Reader, and Quicktime. <b>Move or rename</b> existing plugins rather than delete them.</p><p>Note: Ease/difficulty of manual installation is dependent on the plugin vendor. For further info, see <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252659\">252659</a> for Linux, or <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252661\">252661</a> for Mac OS X 10.3 or <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=253471\">253471</a>.</p>  1. Visit or download <a href=\"http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/marcia/archives/plugin-test.html\">this test page</a>.\n  2. Confirm that puzzle pieces are shown for the plugins that are missing.\n  3. Click on the install missing plugins button in the notification bar.\n','<p>Note that some plugins aren\'t available for all platforms. Quicktime and Director, for example, don\'t provide plugins for Linux.</p>  1. Confirm that you get a yellow nofication bar about missing plugins.\n2. After you click the button, the Flash plugin should be installed automatically and the page should refresh, showing you the Flash object.\n3. For Shockwave, you should get a dialog asking you to accept the End User License agreement. You will then be required to do a manual installation of the plugin. When the service goes to look for the plugin you should see a manual install button.\n4. Java, Quicktime and Acrobat:  For Java, Windows will have an XPI but on the Mac you will be sent to the website. You should also get the manual install button.  When you click on it you will be sent to the appropriate website to download the plugin.\n5. Realplayer has been partially implemented, but is not yet fully functional\n6. There are also two additional plugins that will be installed in FF, but they do not need to be tested. They are an XHTML editor and Viewpoint.\n'),(282,33,'Plug-ins',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Preferences | Downloads | File Types section and click the Plug-Ins button.\n  2. Select one plugin and toggle the Enabled setting from a checkmark (enabled) to a dot (disabled). Click OK to save plug-in changes.\n  3. Click OK (or hit Enter/Return) to save and close Preferences.\n  4. Go visit a file URI to that plug-in type. For example, if you disabled SWF (Flash), visit a Flash URI (a file ending with .swf).\n','You should be to toggle the plug-in setting. After disabling a plug-in, when you visit a URI to a given plug-in file, the plug-in content should <em>not</em> be displayed, but instead you should be prompted to download the file. Also see bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=236622\">236622</a> for more info.'),(283,33,'about:plugins',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'In the Location field, type <b>about:plugins</b> and hit Enter.','about:plugins should load in the page, displaying information about the plug-ins active in Firefox.'),(284,34,'Verify browser security tests',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Follow the instructions to run the browser security tests at the link below; select the \"only test for bugs specific to my type of browser\" choice. Make sure that JavaScript is turned on, and that you have turned off popup blocking.</p><p><a href=\"http://bcheck.scanit.be/bcheck/\">http://bcheck.scanit.be/bcheck/</a></p><p>If time permits, run the tests under the \"all available tests\" option.</p>','<p>Firefox should pass all of the automated security tests.</p>'),(285,35,'Verify Quit works',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Do the following to quit Firefox:  1. <b>Windows</b>: File | Exit\n  2. <b>Linux</b>: File | Quit\n   3. <b>Mac</b>: Firefox | Quit\n','Firefox should shut down, and none of its processes should be running anymore.'),(286,35,'Shutdown and Uninstall',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Select the File | Exit/Quit menu item; on Mac select Firefox | Quit.\n2. On Windows, go to Start -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs, select Firefox and click Uninstall.\n3. On Mac, drag the Firefox application package to the trash.\n4. On Linux, delete the Firefox install folder.\n','The application should be removed but the profile should remain intact.'),(287,38,'Installation',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'After acquiring the installer, follow these steps.1. On Windows, Launch the Install wizard\n2. Navigate through the wizard with the Next buttons.\n3. Accept the licensing agreement and perform a \"Standard\" installation.\n4. When the installation has completed, ensure that the checkbox to launch the application is checked and click the \"Finish\" button.\n5. On Mac, drag the Thunderbird package to your Application folder.\n6. On Linux, decompress the tarball (tar zxvf [filename]). The resulting \"thunderbird/\"folder is the \"installation\" folder.\n','The installer should be complete, all of it\'s content should fit properly in the wizard panels, and the application should launch at completion of the installation.'),(288,38,'Start up',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'After installation, make sure that you can start Thunderbird.','Thunderbird should launch with no problems. Scenarios:  1. No existing tbird profile, no other email client used previously: You should be prompted to add a new account.\n  2. No existing tbird profile, but had previously used another email client: Should get Migration wizard; see Migration test section for details.\n  3. Existing tbird profile: Thunderbird should launch normally.\n'),(289,38,'Talkback',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Ensure that talkback is part of the installation (on Windows, you\'ll need to custom install to get it). Its files should be in components/talkback. If time permits, make sure you can launch talkback after crashing Tbird.','The components/talkback directory should exist and contain the appropriate files.'),(290,38,'Migrate Mozilla Mail &amp; Newsgroups (Seamonkey)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Mozilla with the following information. Start with the latest release of Mozilla (1.7.2 as of this writing), and if time permits try older versions like 1.0, and/or Netscape 6/7.</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address books\n  4. Newsgroups\n  5. Mail filters\n  6. Saved passwords\n  7. (if time permits) Junk mail training\n  8. (if time permits) Certificates\n  9. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  10. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  11. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  12. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Mozilla should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: TBA.</p>'),(291,39,'Create a POP3 account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If this is a new Thunderbird profile, you will be prompted with the Account Creation wizard. If this is not the first account you will need to access the Account Creation wizard by selecting Tools -> Account Settings, and clicking the \"Add Account\" button. Then follow these instructions:1. Select the \"Email Account\" radio button and click \"Next\".\n2. Fill in the Name and Email address fields and click \"Next\".\n3. Select the POP radio button, fill out the incoming server name, make sure the \"Use Global Inbox\" checkbox is checked, and click the \"Next\" button.\n4. Fill in the User name and click \"Next\".\n5. Give the account a name and click \"Next\".\n6. Verify that the information is all correct and click \"Finish\".\n','Your POP mail account should be created and you should be prompted to log in. '),(292,39,'Create an IMAP account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If this is a new Thunderbird profile, you will be prompted with the Account Creation wizard. If this is not the first account you will need to access the Account Creation wizard by selecting Tools -> Account Settings, and clicking the \"Add Account\" button. Then follow these instructions:1. Select the \"Email Account\" radio button and click \"Next\".\n2. Fill in the Name and Email address fields and click \"Next\".\n3. Select the IMAP radio button, fill out the incoming server name, and click the \"Next\" button.\n4. Fill in the User name and click \"Next\".\n5. Give the account a name and click \"Next\".\n6. Verify that the information is all correct and click \"Finish\".\n','Your IMAP mail account should be created and you should be prompted to log in. '),(293,39,'Create a Newsgroup account and Subscribe to a newsgroup',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If this is a new Thunderbird profile, you will be prompted with the Account Creation wizard. If this is not the first account you will need to access the Account Creation wizard by selecting Tools -> Account Settings, and clicking the \"Add Account\" button. Then follow these instructions:1. Select the \"Newsgroup Account\" radio button and click \"Next\".\n2. Fill in the Name and Email address fields and click \"Next\".\n3. Fill out the newsgroup server name with \"news.mozilla.org\", and click the \"Next\" button.\n4. Give the account a name and click \"Next\".\n5. Verify that the information is all correct and click \"Finish\".\nOnce you\'ve created the account you will need to subscribe to a newsgroup:6. Select the Newsgroup server.\n7. Use either the File | Subscribe... menu item or click the \"Manage Newsgroup Subscriptions\" link in the account pane.\n8. In the field \"show items that contain\" type the word \"test\" to see the available testing groups.\n9. Check netscape.public.test and click \"OK\".\n','Your newsgroup account should be created and the newsgroup, netscape.public.test should be added. '),(294,39,'Create an RSS account and subscribe to RSS feed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If this is a new Thunderbird profile, you will be prompted with the Account Creation wizard. If this is not the first account you will need to access the Account Creation wizard by selecting Tools -> Account Settings, and clicking the \"Add Account\" button. Then follow these instructions:1. Select the \"RSS News & Blogs\" radio button and click \"Next\".\n2. Fill in the Account Name (or keep the default) and click \"Next\".\n3. Verify that the information is all correct and click \"Finish\".\nOnce you\'ve created the account you will need to subscribe to a newsgroup:4. Select the RSS account in the folder pane.\n5. Use either context-click and select \"Manage Subscriptions\" or click the \"Manage Subscriptions\" link in the Account Central pane.\n6. In the resulting RSS Subscriptions dialog, click the Add button.\n7. Enter a feed url, such as the following then click OK.8. <a href=\"http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml\">http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml</a> (big!)\n9. Any of the feed links listed at <a href=\"http://news.yahoo.com/rss\">http://news.yahoo.com/rss</a>\n\n10. After the feed is verified, click OK to dismiss RSS Subscriptions.\n11. Click the feed folder under your RSS account in the folder pane.\n','Your RSS account should be created. Your feed should be added, and you should be able to read the feed articles.'),(295,39,'Account Manager (Account Settings)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test that you can access and make changes in the Account Manager.  1. Should be able to access the Account Manager from either Account Central: click an account name in the folder pane, then click \"View settings\"\n  2. Should be able to access Account Manager from Tools | Account Settings (Windows, Mac) or Edit | Account Settings (Linux).\n  3. Make a simple change, like toggling default message composition between HTML and plain text. The click OK.\n','  1. \"View settings\" should display the Account Manager for the given account. Accessing \"Account Settings\" from the main menu should also display this dialog.\n  2. The message composition style should take effect after you\'ve OK\'d Account Settings.\n'),(296,39,'Import Mail from Another E-Mail Client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p><em>This test assumes that you have another mail client such as Eudora or Outlook Express to import from</em></p><p>Also note that bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=272292\">272292</a> prevents importing from Mozilla 1.x/Netscape 6/7.</p>  1. Go to Tools | Import\n2. Click on the \"Mail\" radio button\n3. Await a dialog which pops up, asking you which mail program to import the mail from. \n4. Click on the name of the Email program to import from\n5. You should get another dialog which asks you to navigate to the mail directory where your mail resides.\n6. If time permits, you can try importing an address book or mail settings.\n','  1. Mail should be imported from the directory you have specified into Thunderbird.\n'),(297,40,'Receive &amp; read POP3 email messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select your POP account Inbox and login if needed.\n  2. If needed, press the \"Get Mail\" button on the toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+T.\n  3. Select a message in the thread pane.\n  4. If time permits, hit the Enter/Return key to view the message in a standalone window.\n','Your POP messages should download and populate the thread pane. In addition, the message should be loaded into the message pane. The standalone window is another window in addition to the mail 3pane window.'),(298,40,'Receive &amp; read IMAP email messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Select your IMAP account Inbox and login if needed.\n  2. If needed, press the \"Get Mail\" button on the toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+T.\n  3. Select a message in the thread pane.\n  4. If time permits, hit the Enter/Return key to view the message in a standalone window.\n','Your IMAP messages should download and populate the thread pane. In addition, the message should be loaded into the message pane. The standalone window is another window in addition to the mail 3pane window.'),(299,40,'Refresh RSS subscription: get new articles',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>For this test, it\'d be best to use a feed that frequently changes and/or has new articles, such as <a href=\"http://del.icio.us/rss\">del.icio.us</a>.</p>(A) Manual refresh:<br />  1. In the folder pane, select the RSS account or any of the RSS subscriptions.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Get Messages for Account\"\n  3. Alternatively, hit Ctrl/Cmd+T.\n(B) Automatic refresh:<br />  4. Bring up Account Settings for your RSS account.\n  5. In the option for \"Check for new articles every [n] minutes,\" change the value to 5 minutes.\n  6. Click OK to dismiss and save the settings.\n  7. Wait 5 minutes and watch your frequently updating subscription.\n','<p>(A) Manually refreshing should occur immediately after you issue the command, i.e., you should see new articles after you refresh if you have a frequently updated subscription.</p><p>(B) Automatic refreshing should occur in about 5 minutes, displaying new articles in a frequently updated feed. Keep in mind issues raised in bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=255466#c3\">255466</a>.</p>'),(300,40,'Create a Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on Edit |  Find | Search Messages\n2. Construct a query such as Sender is XXX\n3. Click on more, than Date is after XX/XX/XXXX\n4. Click on more, than Date is before XX/XX/XXXX\n5. Click Search\n6. Wait for search to complete and messages to show\n7. Select which location you want to the Virtual Folder to be stored in\n8. Click \"Save as Virtual Folder\"\n9. Await prompt to name your folder. Fill in a name\n','  1. Confirm that a folder is created with the name you specified and that it displays in the correct location\n2. Confirm that the messages are not permanently moved to the folder as it is a virtual folder\n'),(301,40,'Sort by Group',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the thread pane of the main mail window, click on any of the following columns to sort by that type (you may need to add the column from the Column Picker on the right end of the pane): Sender/Recepient, Subject, Date, Account, Priority or Label.\n  2. Select View | Sort by | Grouped by Sort, or hit the G key.\n','The messages in the thread pane should be grouped according to the column you had sorted by.'),(302,40,'Quicksearch',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'In the main mail window do the following:1. Go to the Quicksearch field in the upper-right of the thread pane and enter a search string.\n2. Repeat (as time permits) with the various search types available from its dropdown menu: Subject or Sender (default; Subject or Recepient in Sent folders), Subject, Sender (Recepient), Entire Message, Find in Message.\n3. Test the \'x\' button to clear the field.\n4. Also test Ctrl (Cmd)+K.\n','Quicksearch should display messages containing your search string for the given search type &mdash;it should do this dynamically as you type the search string. Clicking \'x\' should clear the Quicksearch field. Ctrl (Cmd)+K should bring focus to the Quicksearch field as well as select its content if it\'s not empty.'),(303,41,'Compose and send a plaintext message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Send yourself and at least one other recipient (To: or CC:) the same message, using the plain text editor to compose it.1. From either an IMAP or POP account, select the File -> New -> Message menu item or click the \"Write\" button on the primary toolbar.\n2. Address the message to yourself and one other recipient.\n3. Type a simple plaintext message.\n4. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar.\n','Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder. You should not receive any prompt for send format.'),(304,41,'Reply to a message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. From either an IMAP or POP account, select a message and click the \"Reply\" button on the primary toolbar\n2. Add some text to the message.\n3. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar.\n','Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder.'),(305,41,'Spellchecking',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test both the Spell Check dialog as well as Inline Spelling  1. Spell Check dialog: test with and without misspelled words. Access the dialog via the Spell toolbar icon, Options | Check Spelling (menu), or Ctrl/Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+K (Windows, Mac and Linux shortcuts, respectively).\n  2. Inline spell checking (only in post-aviary 1.0.x Trunk):  note style (dotted red underline) for misspelled words as you type. You should be able to bring up spell checking via the context menu in the compose region, too.\n','Spell checking, whether from the dialog or inline, should work sensibly by providing reasonable corrections/options (and not appearing for correctly spelled words).'),(306,41,'Attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Attach files to a message you\'re composing, such as (as time permits): image files, text files, html files, Word, Excel, etc files.  1. Test viewing the attachments inline (where applicable) upon receipt.\n  2. Test opening the attachments upon receipt (where applicable --usually with files requiring another application for launching/viewing).\n  3. Test saving the attachments. The files should be saved intact to your chosen desitination.\n','You should be able to attach the file without the filename being munged or changed: it should appear in the attachment pane. Likewise, you should be able to receive and open (or view inline, depending on the filetype) the attachements. Typically, most image formats, plain text and html should be displayed inline upon receipt (but not during composition).'),(307,41,'HTML composition',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'While writing an HTML mail, try the following (as time permits):  1. Style text: bold, italicize, underline, color, big, small, etc.\n  2. Insert an image.\n  3. Insert a list.\n  4. Insert a link.\n  5. Insert a table.\n  6. Insert a smiley.\n','While composing the email, the styles and elements you add should display as WYSIWYG. Likewise, upon receiving the email, the content\'s style should be WYSIWYG.'),(308,41,'Composing Mail Offline',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. While in offline mode, click the \"Write\" icon and compose your message. When finished, click \"Send Later.\"2. Go back online\n','Confirm that Thunderbird launches a dialog box asking you if you want to send this message later.'),(309,42,'Basic Address Book usage',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you can open the Address Book window: from the mail 3pane toolbar icon, from Tools | Address Book in the mail compose window, or Ctrl/Cmd+2.','Ensure that the AB appears.'),(310,42,'Create or edit an Address Book card &amp; AB autocomplete',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Create or edit an address book card.  1. Create a new address book card from the header of the message pane, or standalone window.\n  2. Create a new AB card from the AB window.\n  3. Compose a mail message and start typing the name or email of someone who\'s in your AB.\n  4. Change AB card info.\n','Make sure that the address book card appears properly in the AB window. Make sure changes can be made, and that autocomplete during message composition works.'),(311,43,'Default email client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'So far this feature is limited to Windows and Linux. The default email client check occurs on a per computer-account basis, <b>not</b> a per profile basis. It\'s best (easier) to test this under a clean install/new profile scenario, unless you could remember whether or not you selected the choice with a previous build/existing profile.  1. Startup Thunderbird and when prompted to make tbird your default email client, click Yes.\n  2. Try the following with tbird either running or shutdown:       3. In a web browser (IE, Firefox, Mozilla), click a <b>mailto:</b> link\n     4. In a web browser, access the Send Page or Send Link feature\n  \n','The first time Thunderbird launches with a clean installation, you should be prompted with a dialog asking if you want to make Thunderbird you default email client. At step 2, Thunderbird should launch (if not already running) and open a mail compose window.'),(312,43,'Options (Preferences)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. For Windows, select Tools | Options. For Mac, select Thunderbird | Preferences. For Linux, select Edit | Preferences.\n  2. For aviary 1.0.x builds, go to the General catgory, and change the layout of the main 3pane mail window. Starting with the 1.1 trunk builds, this option is now only found in the main menu under View | Layout --feel free to test that on the trunk, as time permits.\n  3. For 1.1 (or later) trunk builds, go to the General category and change the default mail start page. Either change the URL, or deselect the option so that nothing loads.\n  4. Save and dismiss Options (Preferences).\n','The change made to the window layout noted should be immediate. The change made to the start page will take place after restarting Thunderbird.'),(313,43,'Download &amp; install extensions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'ou\'ll need a web browser installed to test this.  1. Select Tools | Extensions from the menu bar.\n  2. Click on the link to \"Get More Extensions.\" \n  3. Navigate to a Thunderbird extensions page.\n  4. Do <b>not</b> click (left-click) the Install Now link, otherwise this would launch Firefox\'s Extension manager (if you\'re running Firefox). Instead, download the link target: Right-click the Install link, and save it to your computer.\n  5. Go back to the Extensions Manager in Thunderbird, and click the Install button.\n  6. In the resulting file picker, locate the extension installer (XPI) file, then hit Open.\n  7. Click the Install Now button in the resulting dialog to confirm extension installation.\n  8. Quit and restart Thunderbird and check that the extension was successfully installed.\n  9. If time permits, install more extensions.\n','After restarting Thunderbird, the extension should be listed as active in the Extensions dialog. Make sure that its appropriate UI/behavior work, too.'),(314,43,'Download &amp; install themes',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'You\'ll need a web browser installed to test this.  1. Select Tools | Themes from the menu bar.\n  2. Click on the link to \"Get More Themes.\" \n 3. Navigate to a Thunderbird theme page.\n  4. Do <b>not</b> click (left-click) the \"Install Now\" JAR link, otherwise this would launch Firefox\'s Theme manager (if you\'re running Firefox). Instead, download the link target: Right-click the \"Install Now\" link, and save it to your computer.\n  5. Go back to the Theme Manager in Thunderbird, and click the Install button.\n  6. In the resulting file picker, locate the theme installer (JAR) file, then hit Open.\n  7. Click OK in the resulting Confirm dialog.\n  8. Use that new theme, and restart Thunderbird to see the changed UI.\n  9. If time permits, install more themes.\n','A browser window should open and load update.mozilla.org for Thunderbird themes. A new theme should appear in theme list in the Theme Manager for each additional theme installed. You should also be able to use a new theme after selecting it and restarting Thunderbird. NOTE: Starting with the 1.1 trunk builds, many themes might not be updated to reflect the new Preferences UI.'),(315,43,'Print a message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Print a message from either the main 3pane mail window, or from a standalone message window. File | Print, the Print toolbar icon and Ctrl/Cmd+P should all work.','Should be able to print the mail message successfully.'),(316,44,'Shutdown and Uninstall',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Select the File | Exit menu item\n2. On Windows, go to Start -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs, select Thunderbird and click Remove.\n3. On Mac, drag the Thunderbird application package to the trash.\n4. On Linux, delete the thunderbird/ folder.\n','The application should be removed but the profile should remain intact. '),(317,45,'Installation',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'After acquiring the installer, follow these steps.  1. On Windows and Linux, launch the Install wizard\n  2. Navigate through the wizard with the Next buttons. Also check that the Back buttons work.\n  3. Accept the licensing agreement and perform a \"Standard\" installation.\n  4. When the installation has completed, ensure that the checkbox to launch the application is checked and click the \"Finish\" button.\n  5. On Mac, drag the Thunderbird package to your Application folder.\n<p>If time permits, do a \"Custom\" installation, where you change one or both of the following:</p>  6. Create and install Thunderbird into a unique folder.\n  7. Chose different components.\n','The installer should be complete, all of its content should fit properly in the wizard panels, and the application should launch at completion of the installation.'),(318,45,'Shutdown &amp; uninstall',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<b><em>Best to run this test at the end of the test suite!</em></b>  1. Windows: Select the File | Exit menu item (or Ctrl+Q). Thengo to Start menu | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, select the Thunderbird build, and click Uninstall.\n  2. Select Thunderbird | Quit (or Cmd+Q). Then drag the Thunderbird application package to the trash.\n  3. Select File | Quit (or Ctrl+Q). Then remove the Thunderbird folder.\n','Exiting should shutdown all Thunderbird process. Unininstall should remove the application files but the user profile should remain intact. '),(319,45,'Start up',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'After installation, make sure that you can start Thunderbird.','Thunderbird should launch with no problems. Scenarios:  1. No existing tbird profile, no other email client used previously: You should be prompted to add a new account.\n  2. No existing tbird profile, but had previously used another email client: Should get Migration wizard; see Migration test section for details.\n  3. Existing tbird profile: Thunderbird should launch normally.\n'),(320,45,'Default email client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'So far this feature is limited to Windows and Linux. The default email client check occurs on a per computer-account basis, <b>not</b> a per profile basis. It\'s best (easier) to test this under a clean install/new profile scenario, unless you could remember whether or not you selected the choice with a previous build/existing profile.  1. Startup Thunderbird and when prompted to make tbird your default email client, click Yes.\n  2. Try the following with tbird either running or shutdown:       3. In a web browser (IE, Firefox, Mozilla), click a <b>mailto:</b> link\n     4. In a web browser, access the Send Page or Send Link feature\n  \n','The first time Thunderbird launches with a clean installation, you should be prompted with a dialog asking if you want to make Thunderbird you default email client. At step 2, Thunderbird should launch (if not already running) and open a mail compose window.'),(321,45,'Windows: Installing .8 on top of an unclean .6 or .7 (deleting the underlying application bits before having the installer install on top).',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Install tbird 0.6 successfully.\n  2. Delete the underlying app bits of Thunderbird\n  3. Install tbird 0.8.\n','  1. The installer should remove all the stale files during installation.\n  2. Installation should be successful without errors.\n'),(322,45,'Dialog Confirmation: Detecting that we were once the default e-mail client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'This is currently not implemented on Mac.  1. Use Tbird as your default e-mail client. Important: Make sure to turn off the dialog at startup that asks you if Tbird should be the default.\n2. (Windows only) Go to IE Tools | Options | Programs and change to an old e-mail client such as Communicator 4.X and make it the default\n3. Launch Tbird again.\n','  1. We should detect that we were the default e-mail client and the dialog asking you if you want to make Tbird the default should come up\n'),(323,46,'Windows: Netscape 4.x Communicator',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Netscape 4.x on Windows with the following information:</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address book\n  4. Newsgroups\n  5. Mail filters\n  6. (if time permits) Certificates\n  7. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  8. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  9. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  10. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Netscape 4.x should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: 4.x AB NOT migrated; see bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35509\">35509</a></p>'),(324,46,'Mozilla Mail &amp; Newsgroups (Seamonkey)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Mozilla with the following information. Start with the latest release of Mozilla (1.7.2 as of this writing), and if time permits try older versions like 1.0, and/or Netscape 6/7.</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address books\n  4. Newsgroups\n  5. Mail filters\n  6. Saved passwords\n  7. (if time permits) Junk mail training\n  8. (if time permits) Certificates\n  9. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  10. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  11. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  12. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Mozilla should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: TBA.</p>'),(325,46,'Windows: Outlook Express',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Outlook Express on Windows with the following information:</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address book\n  4. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  5. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  6. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  7. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Outlook Express (at least those listed under the Action steps) should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: TBA.</p>'),(326,46,'Windows: Outlook',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Outlook on Windows with the following information:</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address book\n  4. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  5. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  6. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  7. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Outlook (at least those listed under the Action steps) should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: TBA.</p>'),(327,46,'Eudora',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure that you have an existing installation and profile for Eudora on Windows with the following information:</p>  1. Mail accounts (POP and IMAP)\n  2. Local mail folders\n  3. Address book\n  4. Make sure you do NOT have a Thunderbird profile. If you do, rename or remove it.\n  5. Install and launch Thunderbird.\n  6. Proceed through the Migration wizard.\n  7. When finished with migration, check your migrated settings and data in Thunderbird.\n','<p>All settings and data from Eudora (at least those listed under the Action steps) should be successfully migrated to Thunderbird.</p><p>Exceptions/issues: <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=255065\">Bug 255065</a> dealing with Eudora Migration for the Mac is not targeted for 1.0.</p>'),(328,46,'Migration from older releases of Thunderbird',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Run a 1st time install of Thunderbird 1.0.x.\n  2. Create a profile.\n  3. Install and launch the latest Thunderbird nightly or release build.\n  4. If time permits, repeat using an earlier Tbird milestone (0.9, 0.8, 0.7, etc.).\n','  1. The older profile should be recognized.\n  2. A new profile creation should not occur.\n  3. Themes and extensions should be handled gracefully: if compatible, they should be active, if not they should fail gracefully (labeled as incompatible, no crashing, etc.).\n'),(329,47,'Updating Thunderbird Themes and Extensions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Note that this test is only applicable if there are newer versions of the Themes or Extensions which are compatible for your given build of Thunderbird.  1. Go to the Preferences/Options | Advanced | Update tab.\n 2. Make sure that only the \"My Extensions and Themes\" checkbox is selected.\n 3. Click on the \"Check Now\" button.\n 4. Confirm that you get a dialog which says \"Checking for compability updates to Thunderbird Extension and Themes, This may take a few minutes.\"\n 5. Confirm that a progress meter is present and that progress moves along as it checks for updates.\n 6. Install the update, if any are found.\n 7. Also, if time permits, cancel an update &mdash;this should prevent the update from installing.\n','<p>If there are updates found, you should get a notification. Installation of the update should replace the older version of the theme or extension (you\'ll need to restart). If there are no updates found, you should get a message which says \"No Updates found.\"</p>'),(330,47,'Updating the Thunderbird application',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test this by starting with an old release of Thunderbird (eg, 0.8), and see if it will detect a more recent release. This would depend on whether the software update mechanism (including appropriate pref strings, etc.) is implemented.  1. Go to the Preferences/Options | Advanced | Update tab.\n 2. Make sure that only the \"Thunderbird\" checkbox is selected.\n 3. Click on the \"Check Now\" button.\n 4. Confirm that you get a dialog which says \"Checking for compability updates to Thunderbird. This may take a few minutes.\"\n 5. Confirm that a progress meter is present and that progress moves along as it checks for updates.\n 6. Install the update, if any are found.\n 7. Also, if time permits, cancel an update &mdash;this should prevent the update from installing.\n','<p>If there are updates found, you should get a notification. Installation of the update should replace the older version (check the appropriate strings) of Thunderbird (you\'ll need to restart). If there are no updates found, you should get a message which says \"No Updates found.\"</p>'),(331,48,'Import Mail from Another E-Mail Client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p><em>This test assumes that you have another mail client such as Eudora, Opera or Outlook Express to import from</em></p><p>Also note that bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=272292\">272292</a> prevents importing from Mozilla 1.x/Netscape 6/7.</p>  1. Go to Tools | Import\n2. Click on the \"Mail\" radio button\n3. Await a dialog which pops up, asking you which mail program to import the mail from. \n4. Click on the name of the Email program to import from\n5. You should get another dialog which asks you to navigate to the mail directory where your mail resides.\n6. If time permits, you can try importing an address book or mail settings.\n','  1. Mail should be imported from the directory you have specified into Thunderbird.\n'),(332,48,'Import Address Book from Another E-Mail Client',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p><em>This test assumes that you have another mail client such as Mozilla, Netscape, Eudora, Opera or Outlook Express to import from</em></p><p>Also note that bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35509\">35509</a> prevents importing AB from Communicator 4.x.</p>  1. Go to Tools | Import\n2. Click on the \"Address Book\" radio button\n3. Await a dialog which pops up, asking you which mail program to import the AB from. \n4. Click on the name of the Email program to import from.\n5. You should get a file picker dialog, currently set to look for LDIF files. Change this file format to TXT or CSV if your AB format differs.\n6. You should be prompted to select which fields in each card to import. You can hit Finish to keep the same selection for all cards.\n7. If time permits, you can try importing another address book file via another formate.\n','  1. Address book entries should be imported from the directory you have specified into Thunderbird.\n'),(333,49,'Progress Meter',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Launch Thunderbird\n2. Wait for the Password dialog to come up. Do not enter your password yet.\n3. Observe the progress meter in the lower right hand corner of the mail window.\n','The progress meter should \"pulse\" (green bars move right to left across the progress bar) up until the point that you enter your password. After that it should show progress as mail is downloaded.'),(334,49,'Options (Preferences): 3pane appearance',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to the General category of Options (Prefs) and fiddle with any of the following setting for the appearance of the 3pane window.  1. Tbird Start Page\n','Changes should take affect after clicking OK, unless otherwise noted. Canceling should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI). For the default start page, you may need to open another 3pane window to see the change (Ctrl/Cmd+1).'),(335,49,'Message Window Configuration',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In Preferences/Options, go to the Advanced | General | \"Open new messages in\" section.\n2. Change the radio button setting to a new message window if it is set for existing message window, or vice versa.\n','  1. Confirm that the setting that you selected is being enforced.\n'),(336,49,'Toolbar state',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Check the Toolbar state for each of the following selections:  1. Select an account in the Folders pane.\n  2. Select a mailbox in the Folders pane.\n  3. Select a message in the Message pane.\n','  1. Get Mail, Write and Address Book should be the only toolbar icons colored. All others should be grayed out.\n  2. Get Mail, Write and Address Book should be the only toolbar icons colored. All others should be grayed out.\n  3. All the toolbar icons should be colored(active). Only stop grayed out.\n'),(337,50,'Toolbars &amp; menus for main 3pane window',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Check the following aspects of Thunderbird\'s main 3pane window:  1. Menubar: Check the items for File, Edit, View, Go, Message, Tools and Help menus. Ensure that the items work and keyboard navigation (shortcuts/accelerators and mnemonics/access keys) works. Note that on Mac there\'s the additional Thunderbird application menu and Window menu (and that there are no access keys).\n  2. Toolbars: play with the buttons on the main toolbar. Customize and/or change toolbar views, as time permits.\n','Ensure that the features of the menus and toolbars work fine in the 3pane window.'),(338,50,'Toolbars &amp; menus for the compose window',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Check the following aspects of Thunderbird\'s mail composition window. If time permits, check HTML, plaintext and news composition windows.  1. Menubar: Check the items for File, Edit, View, Options, Tools and Help menus. Ensure that the items work and keyboard navigation (shortcuts/accelerators and mnemonics/access keys) works. Note that on Mac there\'s the additional Thunderbird application menu and Window menu (and that there are no access keys).\n  2. Mail toolbar: play with the buttons on the main toolbar. Customize and/or change toolbar views, as time permits.\n  3. Formatting toolbar (HTML compose only): play with the buttons, dropmenus and other options on this toolbar.\n','Ensure that the features of the menus and toolbars work fine in the compose window.'),(339,50,'Toolbars &amp; menus for Address Book window',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Check the following aspects of Thunderbird\'s Address Book window:  1. Menubar: Check the items for File, Edit, View, Tools and Help menus. Ensure that the items work and keyboard navigation (shortcuts/accelerators and mnemonics/access keys) works. Note that on Mac there\'s the additional Thunderbird application menu and Window menu (and that there are no access keys).\n  2. Toolbars: play with the buttons on the main toolbar. Customize and/or change toolbar views, as time permits.\n','Ensure that the features of the menus and toolbars work fine in the AB window.'),(340,51,'Account Wizard',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use the Account Wizard to create various accounts:  1. POP mail account (non-Global and Global Inbox styles)\n  2. IMAP mail account\n  3. RSS account\n  4. News account\n','Ensure that such accounts are created and usable.'),(341,51,'Account Settings',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use the Account Settings dialog to modify various accounts:  1. POP mail account (non-Global and Global Inbox styles)\n  2. IMAP mail account\n  3. RSS account\n  4. News account\n','Ensure that you can modify the accounts through Account Settings.'),(342,51,'Options (Preferences): open &amp; dismiss',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure that you can open (and dismiss) the Options (Preferences) dialog while doing the following.  1. From the mail 3pane window of different accounts:      2. POP mail account (non-Global and Global Inbox styles)\n    3. IMAP mail account\n    4. RSS account\n    5. News account\n  \n  6. Message composition\n  7. Address book window\n','<p>Should be able to access from Tools | Options (Windows), Edit | Preferences (Linux) or Thunderbird | Preferences (Mac). Menu access keys to open Options (Prefs) should work on Windows and Linux, and Cmd+comma should too on Mac.</p><p>Starting with the 1.1 trunk builds, Thunderbird Preferences/Options should remember the last category/tab you had visited.</p>'),(343,51,'Options (Preferences): Fonts',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to Preferences/Options | Display | Fonts tab and fiddle with any of the following settings.  1. Fonts section\n  2. Character encodings\n','Changes should take affect after clicking OK/Close, unless otherwise noted. Canceling (Windows-only) should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(344,51,'Options (Preferences): Advanced | General',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to Preferences/Options |  Advanced | General category and fiddle with its settings. Note that other BFT sections will cover the other sections in greater detail.','Changes should take affect after clicking OK, unless otherwise noted. Canceling (Windows-only) should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(345,51,'Options (Preferences): New message notification',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to the General category and toggle the new message notification (biff) setting.  1. When new messages arrive\n','Changes should take affect after clicking OK/Close, unless otherwise noted. Canceling (Windows-only) should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(346,51,'Account Settings: Manage Identities',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the Account Settings dialog and go to the top-level panel.\n  2. Click on the Manage Identities button.\n  3. Add, Edit and/or Delete an identity entry.\n  4. New for Thunderbird 1.1: If you have multiple identities for a single account, test using a different SMTP server (if you have more than 1 you can use, see test <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1230&product_id=23\">#1230</a>).\n  5. Save and dismiss changes (OK, OK).\n  6. Verify your changes by bringing a message compose window and selecting choices in the From dropment.\n<p>If time permits, try the above with various account types:</p>  7. POP mail account (non-Global and Global Inbox styles)\n  8. IMAP mail account\n  9. News account\n','Ensure that you can modify your identities.'),(347,51,'SMTP (Outgoing) server settings',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the Account Settings dialog and go to the top-level panel.\n  2. At the bottom of the left panel, select Outgoing Server (SMTP).\n  3. Try adding, editing and removing an outgoing server.\n  4. Test changes by sending message over POP, IMAP and/or news.\n  5. If time permits, change the default outgoing server.\n<p>If time permits, try the above with various account types:</p>  6. POP mail account (non-Global and Global Inbox styles)\n  7. IMAP mail account\n  8. News account\n','Ensure that you can modify the outgoing server settings and still send messages.'),(348,51,'about:config',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure that you can access and use about:config.  1. Go to Preferences (Options) | Advanced | General, and click on the Config Editor button.\n  2. Verify that the Filter works by entering some text.\n  3. Verify that you can also sort via the various columns (Preference Name, Status, Type and Value). The column picker on the right edge should work as expected, too.\n  4. For any given preference, bring up the context menu and make sure that Copy Name, Cope Value, New (submenu), Toggle, Reset and Lock are listed.\n  5. Modify the setting of a pref, make sure it changes, then reset it back to its default. Choose a simple, obvious pref, such as <b>mailnews.start_page.url</b> (start page for message pane), <b>msgcompose.background_color</b> (backgound color for HTML compose), or <b>msgcompose.text_color</b> (foreground/text color for HTML compose), etc.\n','<p>Clicking Config Editor should open another dialog displaying about:config. The Filter should search based on Preference Name. You should be able change sorting columns, display preference\'s context menu, as well as change and reset preferences from about:config.</p>'),(349,52,'IMAP Account Settings|Server Setting',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Server Name & User name are editable\n  2. Check for new mail at startup\n  3. Check Msg every x minutes - Mail Biff\n  4. Three IMAP Delete Modes: 1) Move to Trash 2) Marked it as Deleted 3) Delete Immediately\n  5. Empty Trash On Exit\n','  1. Expected behavior should be observed.\n'),(350,52,'IMAP Messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Copy & Move (Drag & Drop) msgs to Folders\n  2. Undo Copy & Move \n  3. Deleted msgs\n  4. Undo Deleted msgs\n  5. Empty Trash\n','  1. Expected behavior should be observed.\n'),(351,53,'Account Settings|Server Setting',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Server Name & User name are editable\n  2. Check for new mail at startup & Automatically download new messages\n  3. Check Msg every x minutes - Mail Biff\n  4. Leave messages on the server\n  5. Empty Trash On Exit\n    ','  1. Expected behavior should be observed.\n'),(352,53,'POP Messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Copy & Move (Drag & Drop) msgs to Folders\n  2. Undo Copy & Move\n  3. Undo Deleted msgs\n  4. Empty Trash\n','  1. Expected behavior should occur\n  '),(353,54,'Multiple Account 1st Time Setup',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Launch mail client\n  2. Add an pop3 email account and enable Global Inbox setting.\n  3. Add a second pop3 email account and enable Global Inbox setting.\n  4. After a succesful setup, click ont he Get Mail icon in the Toobar. ','Email from both accounts should be downloaded into the Inbox of the Local Folders'),(354,54,'Global Inbox 1st Time Setup From Account Settings',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Assumption: An IMAP or non-global inbox pop3 account previously installed.  1. In mail client, goto  Account Settings from the Tools Menu\n  2. Click on Add Account button to begin the setup.\n  3. Setup an email POP3 account with Global Inbox enabled.\n  4. Setup a 2nd email POP3 account with Global Inbox enabled.\n  5. After a successful setup, click on the Get Mail icon in the Toolbar to begin mail retrieval\n','Email from both global inbox enabled accounts should be installed into the Inbox of the Local Folders.'),(355,54,'Modify Existing POP3 mail account to associate with Global Inbox.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Assumption: 1existing POP3 non-Global Inbox enabled mail account and 1 existing POP3 Global Inbox enabled mail account exists.  1. Goto Account Settings from Tools in Menubar.\n  2. Click on Server Settings of non-Global enabled account.\n  3. Click on Advanced button to bring up the Advanced Account Settings dialog.\n  4. Select Global Inbox radio button and then OK to save.\n  5. Save settings and Get Mail\n','  1. The non-Global Inbox account should no longer be listed in the Folders column.\n  2. When you Get Mail, mail from prior account should now be placed into the Local Folders in addition to other accounts\n'),(356,54,'Modify existing Global Inbox account to become a seperate POP3 account.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Assumptions:  Assume at least 1 Glonbal inbox account previously setup.  1. Goto Account Settings from Tools in the menubar\n  2. Select the Server Settings of the Global Inbox account.\n  3. Select the Advance button to bring up the Advance account Settings dialog\n  4. Select the \"Inbox for this server\'s account\" radion button option and then OK.\n  5. In your new POP3 account, send a message to self to validate whether messages are now sent to POP3 Inbox instead of Local Folders Inbox.','  1. A seperate POP3 account should be displayed .\n  2. Messages should now be sent to the new POP3 account instead of being redirected into the Local Folders.\n'),(357,54,'Deleting a Global Inbox account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Assumptions: At least 1 POP3 account and 2 Global Inbox accounts are setup successfully.  1. Goto Account Settings in the Tools section of the Menubar.\n  2. Click on the POP3 folder name of the Global Inbox account planned for deletion.\n  3. Click on the Remove Account button, then OK to save changes.\n  4. In your primary POP3 account, send a message to the deleted account.\n  5. Now click on the Get Mail icon to download messages\n','  1. Sent message should not be delivered into the Local Folders.\n  2. No messages from that deleted account should be desplayed.\n'),(358,55,'Compose for various recipient types',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Perform for an IMAP, POP and news account:  1. Compose an email with several recipients. Make sure to use \"To, cc, bcc, etc.\"\n  2. Send and retrieve the email\n','  1. Confirm that mail is sent and that the correct recipients receive the e-mail.\n'),(359,55,'Options (Preferences): Attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'In Prefs/Options, go to the Attachments category and fiddle with any of the following settings.  1. Attachment Folder\n  2. File Types\n','Changes should take affect after clicking OK, unless otherwise noted. Canceling should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(360,55,'Options (Preferences): Composition | General',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'In Prefs/Options, go to the Composition | General category and fiddle with any of its settings.','Changes should take affect after clicking OK, unless otherwise noted. Canceling (Windows-only) should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(361,55,'Compose Window/Icons',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on the Write icon, or hit Ctrl+M (Cmd+Shift+M on Mac) to launch the Mail Compose Window.\n2. Confirm that the following icons display at the top of the window: Send, Contacts, Spell, Attach, Security and Save.\n 3. In addition, the following toolbar icons also have popdown menus: Attach, Security and Save.\n','  1. Icons should display as expected.\n  2. Spell check should be greyed out until you start typing text in the message body.\n  3. The formatting toolbar should also be greyed out until you start typing in the message body.\n'),(362,55,'Draft messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Compose, view and edit a draft email message. As time permits, try this out in IMAP, POP or news accounts, as well as in plain text and HTML compose.1. Click File | Save as | Draft; Ctrl/Cmd+S in mail compose should do the same.\n2. You should get a confirmation dialog saying the message is being copied to your Drafts folder.\n3. Click on your Drafts folder.\n4. Open the message and click on the Edit Draft button. Send the message.\n','You should be able to see your email message. Confirm that you are able to edit the message and that its format hasn\'t been altered. The original draft message, upon being sent, should be removed from Drafts.'),(363,55,'Reply to a message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. From either an IMAP, POP or news account, select a message.\n2. Click the \"Reply\" button on the primary toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+R.\n3. Add some text to the message, either as plain text or HTML (as time permits).\n4. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+Enter (the latter will display a dialog asking if you want to send).\n5. The default is to automatically quote the original message and place the caret (cursor) at the end. In Account | Settings | Composition &amp; Addressing, try changing the options to place the caret at the top or to select the quoted original.\n','  1. The recipient should be added in To field2.   3. Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder.\n  4. Confirm message received with Re: prefixed to the subject.\n'),(364,55,'Reply All to a message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. From either an IMAP, POP or news account, select a message with  at least two recipients.\n2. Click the \"Reply All\" button on the primary toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R.\n3. Add some text to the message, either as plain text or HTML (or both as time permits).\n4. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar, or hit Ctrl/Cmd+Enter.\n5. The default is to automatically quote the original message and place the caret (cursor) at the end. In Account | Settings | Composition &amp; Addressing, try changing the options to place the caret at the top or to select the quoted original.\n','  1. All the recipients should be added in To (primary sender) and CC (all other recepients) fields.\n  2. Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder.\n  3. Confirm message received with Re: prefixed to the subject\n'),(365,55,'Forward a message as an attachment (default)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. From either an IMAP, POP, news or RSS account, select a message.\n2. Click the \"Forward\" button on the primary toolbar, or select Message | Forward (or hit Ctrl/Cmd+L).\n3. Add a recepient in the To: field and add some text to the message.\n4. As time permits, add additional content to your message, either as plain text or HTML.\n5. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar.\n','  1. The message subject should be the name of an attachment in the compose window Attachments: field.\n  2. Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder.\n  3. Confirm message received with Fwd: prefixed to the subject and the subject enclosed in [ ] brackets.\n  4. The message content should appear inline in the preview pane and the subject the name of an attachment in the Attachments: field at the bottom of the preview pane.'),(366,55,'Forward a message as inlined',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Go to Options | Composition. Select Inline in the Forward message: field.\n2. From either an IMAP, POP, news or RSS account, select a message.\n3. Click the \"Forward\" button on the primary toolbar, or select Message | Forward As | Inline.\n4. Add a recipient to the To: field.\n5. As time permits, add additional content to your message, either as plain text or HTML.\n6. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar.\n','  1. The message content should become the selected mail header and message.\n  2. Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder.\n  3. Confirm message received with Fwd: prefixed to the subject and the subject enclosed in [ ] brackets.\n  4. The message content should appear inline in the preview pane.'),(367,55,'Plain text message composition',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Perform for both a POP, IMAP and news account:1. Go to Account settings for the account | Coposition and Addressing.  Uncheck Compose messages in HTML format.\n2. Select the File -> New -> Message menu item or click the \"Write\" button on the primary toolbar.\n3. Address the message to yourself and one other recipient.\n4. Type a simple plain text message.\n5. Click the \"Send\" button on the primary toolbar.\n','Your message should be sent and copied to the Sent folder. You should not receive any prompt for send format.'),(368,55,'HTML composition',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'While writing an HTML mail, try the following in a POP, IMAP or news account (as time permits):  1. Style text: bold, italicize, underline, color, big, small, etc.\n  2. Insert an image.\n  3. Insert a list.\n  4. Insert a link.\n  5. Insert a table.\n  6. Insert a smiley.\n','While composing the email, the styles and elements you add should display as WYSIWYG. Likewise, upon receiving the email, the content\'s style should be WYSIWYG.'),(369,55,'signatures',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test adding of a signature to a mail message in the following scenarios, as time permits. Select a signature file to use from Account | Settings, main panel for the given account.  1. Test with POP, IMAP or news accounts.\n  2. Test with plain and HTML compose.\n  3. Test with new mail compose, reply and forwarding.\n','In all scenarios, the signature should be attached to the message.'),(370,55,'vCard',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test adding of a vCard to a mail message in the following scenarios, as time permits. Select a vCard file to use from Account | Settings, main panel for the given account &mdash;it\'s based on the Identity you select.  1. Test with POP, IMAP and news accounts.\n  2. Test with plain and HTML compose.\n  3. Test with new mail compose, reply and forwarding.\n  4. Upon receipt of the vCard, make sure you can click links in vCard, including adding that person to your Address Book.\n','In all scenarios, the vCard should be attached toand accesible in the message.'),(371,55,'Compose Window menu items',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on the Write icon, or hit Ctrl+M (Cmd+Shift+M on Mac) to launch the Mail Compose Window.\n 2. For plain text mail compose, confirm that the following menus and their items exist: File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Options, Tools, Help\n 3. For HTML mail compose, confirmthat the following menus and their items exist: File, Edit, View, Options, Tools, Help\n  4. Remember on Mac that there\'s the additional Apple, Thunderbird and Window menus.\n','  1. Icons should display as expected.\n  2. Spell check should be greyed out until you start typing text in the message body.\n  3. The formatting toolbar should also be greyed out until you start typing in the message body.\n'),(372,55,'Editing commands',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Ensure that the editing commands below work as expected; most are in the Edit menu and have keyboard equivalents. Test with POP, IMAP or news accounts, as well as both plain text and HTML compose &mdash;as time permits.  1. Copy, Cut, Paste, Undo, Redo.\n  2. Find, Find and Replace, Find Again.\n  3. Good to test with replies or forwarded email: Rewrap, Options | Quote Message.\n  4. Paste Without Formatting. Copy from other emails, web pages or Office documents.\n  5. Paste as Quotation. Copy from other emails or web pages.\n  6. Options | Priority\n','In all scenarios, the editing commands should behave sensibly.'),(373,55,'Attachments: inline attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test with POP, IMAP or news accounts, as well as both plain text and HTML compose &mdash;as time permits.  1. Open a mail compose window &mdash;alternatively, reply or forward a message.\n  2. Attach any of the following file types: image (gif, png, jpg), plain text (txt) or an html file (web page).\n  3. Send the message, then receive to read it.\n','Some attachments, upon receipt, should be displayed inline withing the message pane, as opposed to only being listed in the attachement pane. Images, plain text and web pages should be listed by filename in the attachment pane, but they should also be viewable inline within the message pane or standalone window.'),(374,55,'Attachments: non-inline attachments &amp; helper applications',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test with POP, IMAP or news accounts, as well as both plain text and HTML compose &mdash;as time permits.  1. Open a mail compose window &mdash;alternatively, reply or forward a message.\n  2. Attach any of the following file types: pdf, Word (doc), Excel, Powerpoint.\n  3. Send the message, then receive to read it.\n  4. Save, Open or Save All of the attachments.\n','<p>Some attachments, such as those for this case, will only be listed in the attachment pane upon receipt. However, you should be able to save one or all of the attachments.</p><p>You should also be able to open a given attachment with a helper application, which you have already set in <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1154&product_id=23\">Options</a>, or set by your system.</p>'),(375,55,'Attachments: delete &amp; detach',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test with POP, IMAP or news accounts, as well as both plain text and HTML compose &mdash;as time permits.  1. Select a message containing an attached file.\n  2. In the attachment pane, bring up the context menu for any of the attachments.\n  3. Select Delete or Delete All.\n  4. Repeat the above but select Detach or Detach All. Enter a target location when prompted for a place to put detached files.\n','<p>Deleting: The selected message will be reloaded as unread, and the deleted attachments should be removed from the given message.</p><p>Detaching: The selected message will be reloaded as unread, and the detached attachments should be removed from the given message. However, the detached attachments should be located (moved) to the place you had selected, and still viewable (not corrupted).</p>'),(376,55,'Template messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Compose, view and edit a template email message. As time permits, try this out in IMAP, POP or new accounts, as well as in plain text and HTML compose.1. Click File | Save as | Template.\n2. You should get a confirmation dialog saying the message is being copied to your Templates folder.\n3. Click on your Templates folder.\n4. To edit the template, double-click or hit Enter after selecting the message in the thread pane. Then send the message\n','You should be able to see your email message. Confirm that you are able to edit the message and that its format hasn\'t been altered. After sending the message, the original template message should remain in the Templates folder.'),(377,55,'Draft messages: Auto Save',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'As time permits, try this out in IMAP, POP or news accounts, as well as in plain text and HTML compose.  1. Go to Preferences (Options) | Composition | General, and turn on (select) the checkbox for \"Auto Save every 5 (default) minutes. Feel free to change the time value. Then close (save) Prefs.\n  2. Compose, view and edit a draft email message: Type recepients, body content, attachments, etc., but don\'t send it or manually save it.\n  3. Keep the composition window open (or minimized, just don\'t send or close it), and wait at least 5 minutes, or however long you had set in step 1.\n  4. Click on your Drafts folder.\n','You should be able to see a draft your unsent email message in the Drafts folder.'),(378,56,'Open &amp; close spell checker',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a mail compose window.\n  2. Verify that these access points open the Check Spelling dialog: Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+K, Options | Check Spelling, Spell button in the toolbar.\n  3. Dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n','The Check Spelling dialog should open and close as expected.'),(379,56,'Replace &amp; Replace All',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news.</p>(A) Changing one instance.<br />  1. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with one misspelled word.\n  2. Bring up Check Spelling.\n  3. Click the Replace button.\n  4. When finished, dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n(B) Changing multiple instances one at a time.<br />  5. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with several misspelled words.\n  6. Bring up Check Spelling.\n  7. Click the Replace button for each misspelled word.\n  8. When finished, dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n  9. If time permits, test with multiple instances of the same word misspelled. The result should be the same.\n(C) Changing multiple instances all at once.<br />  10. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with several words misspelled the same way.\n  11. Bring up Check Spelling.\n  12. Click the Replace All button.\n  13. When finished, dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n  14. If time permits, mix with multiple words misspelled differently.\n','<p>At step 2 (for all tests) the first misspelled word in the message should become highlighted in the mail compose window. In the spell checker, the misspelled word should appear in bold next to \"Misspelled word,\" and a suggested correct word should appear in the \"Replace with\" textfield. Note that spell checking should start at the beginning, regardless of caret position.</p><p>Hitting Replace should replace the single, highlighted instance of a misspelled word &mdash;always one at a time.</p><p>Hitting Replace All should change instances of a word misspelled the same way.</p><p>When spell checking reaches the end of the message, \"Completed spell checking\" should appear in bold next to \"Mispelled word\".</p>'),(380,56,'Ignore &amp; Ignore All',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news.</p>(A) Ignore one instance and/or one at a time.<br />  1. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with one misspelled word.\n  2. Bring up Check Spelling.\n  3. Click the Ignore button.\n  4. When finished, dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n  5. If time permits, test with multiple instances of the same word misspelled. The result should be the same.\n(B) Ignore multiple instances all at once.<br />  6. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with several words misspelled the same way.\n  7. Bring up Check Spelling.\n  8. Click the Ignore All button.\n  9. When finished, dismiss (close) the Check Spelling dialog by hitting Esc or clicking the Close button.\n  10. If time permits, mix with multiple words misspelled differently.\n(C) Inline spell checking.<br />  11. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with several words misspelled the same way.\n  12. Bring up the context menu over a misspelled word.\n  13. Select Ignore Word\n  14. If time permits, mix with multiple words misspelled differently.\n','<p>At step 2 (for both tests) the first misspelled word in the message should become highlighted in the mail compose window. In the spell checker, the misspelled word should appear in bold next to \"Misspelled word,\" and a suggested correct word should appear in the \"Replace with\" textfield. Note that spell checking should start at the beginning, regardless of caret position.</p><p>Hitting Ignore should ignore the single instance of a misspelled word &mdash;always one at a time. Spell checking should move on to the next misspelled word, if there\'s moe than one in a message.</p><p>Hitting Ignore All should ignore all instances of a word misspelled the same way. Again, spell checking should then move on to the next misspelled word, if there\'s moe than one in a message.</p><p>When spell checking reaches the end of the message, \"Completed spell checking\" should appear in bold next to \"Mispelled word\".</p><p>(C). For inline spell checking, the dotted red underline should go away for the ignored, misspelled word, and all identical instances of it (behave like Ignore All).</p>'),(381,56,'Recheck Page',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news.</p>  1. Open a mail compose window and enter some text which contains misspelled words.\n  2. Open the spell checker and Ignore/Ignore All of the misspelled words until the checker reaches the end of the message.\n  3. Hit Recheck Page. Replace or ignore misspelled words, as desired.\n','<p>At step 3, Recheck Page should start rechecking at the beginning of the message. You should be able to replace (or ignore again) when rechecking.</p><p>When spell checking reaches the end of the message, \"Completed spell checking\" should appear in bold next to \"Mispelled word\".</p>'),(382,56,'Check Word &amp; Replace With',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text with a misspelled word or three.\n  2. Bring up the spell checker.\n  3. In the \"Replace with\" textfield, delete what\'s there and replace it with a misspelled word that\'s not in your message.\n  4. Hit the Check Word button.\n  5. Repeat steps 3 - 4 with correctly spelled words, words mildly misspelled, completely made-up words, etc.\n  6. If time permits, select one of the suggested words in the \"Suggestions\" listbox and hit Replace.\n','<p>Check Word should display words under the \"Suggestions\" listbox. If a word is so unworldly, then \"Suggestions\" will display \"(no suggested words)\" in disabled text. If you had entered a correctly spelled word, then \"Suggestions\" should display \"(correct spelling)\" in disabled text.</p><p>If you hit Replace during this test, then the spell checker will replace whatever word is currently selected in the message &mdash;even after you had changed the word in step 2. It\'ll be replaced with whatever\'s in the \"Replace with\" field (whether you select something from \"Suggestions\", change it manually, etc.).</p>'),(383,56,'Personal Dictionary: adding words',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news &mdash;and/or, also test when using auto-check on message send.  1. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body, including some misspelled words, proper names, etc. (something which would unlikely be recognized by the spell checker). For example: \"Welcome to the world of Mozilla!\"\n  2. Bring up the spell checker.\n  3. Let\'s say it recognized the word <b>Mozilla</b> as \"misspelled\": click the Add Word button. Repeat this step for each word you\'d like to add to your Personal Dictionary.\n  4. Click the Edit... button to open the Personal Dictionary dialog.\n  5. Hit Close twice to return to mail compose window.\n  6. Either for your current mail compose window, or another in which you use words you added to you Personal Dictionary, run the spell checker again.\n  7. Repeat the above using the inline spell checker: use the context menu in the compose region and select \"Add to Dictionary\"\n','<p>At step 4 the Personal Dictionary should display all of the words you added. After step 6, subsequent spell checks should not recognize the added words as misspelled &mdash;or if they are misspelled (similar), offered as suggestions.</p><p>You should get a similar result with using the inline spell checker, even though steps 2 through 5 aren\'t applicable: you should be able to add words and they should be recognized.</p>'),(384,56,'Personal Dictionary: editing &amp; deleting words',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news &mdash;and/or, also test when using auto-check on message send.  1. Make sure you already have a few entries added to your Personal Dictionary.\n  2. Open a mail compose window.\n  3. Bring up the spell checker.\n  4. Click the Edit... button to open the Personal Dictionary dialog.\n  5. Play with the Add, Replace and Remove options.\n  6. Try having these in your Personal Dictionary:      7. more than one word separated by whitespace\n    8. words with punctuation (e.g., apostrophe, hyphen, etc.)\n  \n  9. Either for your current mail compose window, or another in which you use words you added to you Personal Dictionary, run the spell checker again.\n','In subsequent uses of the spell checker, it should not recognize the added or replaced words as misspelled &mdash;or if they are misspelled (similar), offered as suggestions. But if a word from the Personal Dictionary is removed, that word should subsequently be recognized as misspelled.'),(385,56,'Spell check selection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test spell check after selecting the following in the mail compose message body:  1. A word and/or part of a word\n  2. A sentence and/or phrase (multiple words); or even across sentences\n  3. A paragraph\n  4. Multiple paragraphs, and/or selection across paragraphs\n  5. Entire message body selected\n','Make sure that the only the selection is spell checked: once it reaches the end of the selection, you should see either <b>No misspelled words</b> (if no misspellings found) or <b>Completed spell checking</b> if you made spelling replacements. The spell checker should not check anything else in the message body, unless you hit the Recheck Page button.'),(386,56,'Spell check exceptions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'The spell checker and inline spell checking should avoid checking the following items in the mail compose body. If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news —and/or, also test when using auto-check on message send.  1. Any links, whether HTMLized or in plaintext (beginning with a protocol handler like http://, ftp://, and so forth)\n  2. Quoted text when doing a Reply (or Reply All).\n  3. (?)Header info when doing a Foward (and/or Reply?)\n','Make sure that the spell checker skips these kinds of content in the message body. Inline spell check should also do so likewise by <b>not</b> applying the red dotted underline.'),(387,56,'Auto spell check on message send',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>For both of these tests, make sure you have turned ON the pref for auto-spell checking on message send (it\'s OFF by default): Go to Preferences (Options), select the Composition category, and then select (turn ON) the checkbox for \"Check spelling before sending.\"</p><p>If time permits test in plaintext and HTML compose, for both mail and news. Also try for Reply, Reply All, Forwarding (again as time permits).</p>(A) Cancel spell check on send.<br />  1. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with at least one misspelled word.\n  2. Replace, Ignore or do nothing.\n  3. Hit the Stop button or the Esc key.\n(B) Correct words upon message send.<br />  4. Open a mail compose window. Enter some text in the message body with at least one misspelled word.\n  5. Replace, Ignore or do nothing.\n  6. Hit the Send button.\n','In both cases, the spell checker dialog should appear. In (A) the spell checker should be dismissed, but the message not sent: you should be returned to the mail compose window. In (B), hitting Send should send the message. Spell checking in either case should behave normally, whether you had replaced, ignored or done nothing in that dialog.'),(388,56,'Language dictionary',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open a mail compose window, then open the spell checker.\n  2. Expand the dropmenu for \"Language\" and select Download More.\n  3. This will open a browser window to <a href=\"http://dictionaries.mozdev.org/installation.html\">http://dictionaries.mozdev.org/installation.html</a>.\n  4. Download any of the dictionary XPI files to your computer.\n  5. Open Thunderbird\'s Extension Mgr, and install the dictionary XPI. (Close Extensions when finished.)\n  6. Close and reopen the spell checker, then recheck the \"Languages\" dropmenu.\n  7. Add some misspelled non-US English words, and spell check based on another dictionary. You\'ll need to select the dictionary before checking. Also try this out with the inline spell checker by selecting \"Add to Dictionary\" from the context menu in the mail compose region.\n','<p>You should see the dictionary you installed listed under the \"Languages\" dropmenu.</p><p>If you spell check non-US English words, the selected language should serve as the basis for correct spelling. e.g., if you\'re checking a message written in English using, say, the Czech dictionary, many of those words will come up as misspelled.</p>'),(389,56,'Spell check control tests',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Use both the spell checker dialog and inline spell checking under the following conditions. If time permits, test with plaintext and HTML compose for both mail and news.  1. Blank message body\n  2. Message contains no misspelled words at all.\n  3. Repeat for both manual spell checking as well as auto-check on message send.\n','In all cases where you manually spell check, the spell checking dialog should say <b>No misspelled words</b> next to \"Misspelled word\". For inline spell checking, you shouldn\'t see the dotted red underline. In the auto-check cases, the spell checking dialog should not appear since there\'s either nothing to check or no errors.'),(390,56,'Access inline spell checking &amp; its options',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'If time permits, test in plain text and HTML, as well as POP, IMAP and/or news.  1. Open a mail compose window.\n  2. In the compose region enter some misspelled text. Such words should be displayed as misspelled by a dotted red underline.\n  3. Bring up the context menu over the misspelled word.\n  4. Select any of the offered words, \"Add to Dictionary\" or Ignore Word\" from the context menu.\n  5. As time permits, repeat the above with combining the spell checker dialog and auto-check spelling on send.\n','<p>Inline spell checking becomes available when a word gets a dotted red underline. Bringing up the context menu for such a word should display the inline speller options at the top of the context menu: with word suggestions at the top followed by \"Add to Dictionary\" and \"Ignore Word.\" After selecting any of those choices, the underlining should go away.</p><p>Inline spell checking is a good substitute for the spell checker dialog and auto-check on send, and should not conflict with those similar features either.</p>'),(391,57,'Create RSS account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open the Account Settings and click the Add Account button.\n  2. In the Add Account wizard, select the \"RSS News &amp; Blogs\" radio button, then click Next.\n  3. Give the account a unique name, click Next.\n  4. If time permits, play with the Back button, otherwise click Finish on the last panel.\n  5. Click OK in Account Settings to return to the main window.\n  6. If time permits, create another RSS account.\n','The RSS account should appear in the folder pane as a toplevel item, like a Usenet news server account, IMAP mail account, etc. Initially its only contents should be a Trash folder. You can have more than one RSS account, but keep in mind that while you can d\'n\'d or copy feeds, only the original RSS account will refresh a given feed (i.e., the copied feed won\'t refresh in another account).'),(392,57,'Add RSS subscription (feed)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Access either of the following:      2. Bring up the context menu for the RSS account in the folder pane and select \"Manage Subscriptions\"\n    3. Bring up Account Settings, select the RSS account, then click the Manage Subscriptions button\n    4. In Account Central for the RSS account, click the \" Manage subscriptions\" link.\n  \n  5. In the RSS Subscriptions dialog, click the Add button.\n  6. In the News Feed Properties dialog, enter the Feed URL (see below for suggestions).\n  7. Make sure the selected RSS account is the one in the \"Store Feed Articles in\" menulist. Also, keep the \"Show the article summary instead...\" checkbox is deselected (off). Then click OK.\n  8. Wait for the feed to be verified in the RSS Subscriptions dialog, then click OK in that dialog.\n  9. Click OK in Account Settings to return to the main window.\nSome RSS feed URL\'s to test:<br />  10. <a href=\"http://del.icio.us/rss\">http://del.icio.us/rss</a>\n  11. <a href=\"http://feedhouse.mozillazine.org/rss10.xml\">http://feedhouse.mozillazine.org/rss10.xml</a>\n  12. <a href=\"http://feedhouse.mozillazine.org/rss20.xml\">http://feedhouse.mozillazine.org/rss20.xml</a>\n  13. <a href=\"http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/index.rdf\">http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/index.rdf</a>\n  14. An individual\'s Livejournal blog, using the format <b>http://www.livejournal.com/users/[username]/data/rss</b>\n  15. All Livejournal blogs via <a href=\"http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml\">http://www.livejournal.com/stats/latest-rss.bml</a>\n','Each added RSS feed should appear as a folder under the RSS account in the folder pane of the main Thunderbird window.'),(393,57,'View RSS subscription: full article',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure you\'re subscribed to at least one RSS feed where you had <b>not</b> selected the \"Show the article summary instead...\" option when setting up the feed.\n  2. In the folder pane, select the feed.\n  3. Select an article in the thread pane.\n  4. In the article\'s header, click the Website link.\n','All of the articles of a given feed should be listed in the thread pane. When you view an article in such a feed (which should display in the message pane), each article <b>should include</b> the entire page content in which the article is located, including header graphics, comments, etc. When you click the Website link, it should open that page in your default browser.'),(394,57,'View RSS subscription: article summary',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure you\'re subscribed to at least one RSS feed where you <b>had</b> selected the \"Show the article summary instead...\" option when setting up the feed.\n  2. In the folder pane, select the feed.\n  3. Select an article in the thread pane.\n  4. In the article\'s header, click the Website link.\n','All of the articles of a given feed should be listed in the thread pane. When you view an article in such a feed (which should display in the message pane), each article should  contain <b>only</b> the article itself, with no comments, headers or whatnot. Clicking the Website link should load the page in your default browser.'),(395,57,'Refresh RSS subscription: get new articles',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>For this test, it\'d be best to use a feed that frequently changes and/or has new articles, such as Livejournal or del.icio.us.</p>(A) Manual refresh:<br />  1. In the folder pane, select the RSS account or any of the RSS subscriptions.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Get Messages for Account\"\n  3. Alternatively, hit Ctrl/Cmd+T.\n(B) Automatic refresh:<br />  4. Bring up Account Settings for your RSS account.\n  5. In the option for \"Check for new articles every [n] minutes,\" change the value to 5 minutes.\n  6. Click OK to dismiss and save the settings.\n  7. Wait 5 minutes and watch your frequently updating subscription.\n','<p>(A) Manually refreshing should occur immediately after you issue the command, i.e., you should see new articles after you refresh if you have a frequently updated subscription.</p><p>(B) Automatic refreshing should occur in about 5 minutes, displaying new articles in a frequently updated feed. Keep in mind issues raised in bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=255466#c3\">255466</a>.</p>'),(396,57,'Edit RSS subscription: Change article display option',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'The setting for displaying only the article summary vs the entire page works <b>only</b> on subsequently new articles added to an existing feed. Existing articles received (whether read or unread) will not exhibit/get this change.  1. Bring up the RSS Subscriptions dialog and select a feed. For this test, it\'d be best to use a feed that frequently changes and/or has new articles, such as Livejournal or del.icio.us.\n  2. Click the Edit button.\n  3. Toggle the setting for \"Show the article summary instead of...\"\n  4. Hit OK, OK to dismiss the settings and subscriptions dialogs, respectively.\n  5. Get new articles, e.g., Ctrl/Cmd+T.\n','Compare older and new articles: Older articles (received before changing the display option) should adhere to the previous setting. New articles should display in the format you had selected.'),(397,57,'RSS subscription location: as sub-feed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Have at least one subscription in your RSS account (call this <b>feed1</b>).\n  2. Open RSS Subscriptions dialog and click Add Feed.\n  3. Add the URL for the new feed (call this <b>feed2</b>).\n  4. For the \"Store Feed Articles in,\" select an existing subscription to place the new one in. Do <b>not</b> select the toplevel account.\n  5. Click OK to add and verify <b>feed2</b>.\n  6. Once <b>feed2</b> is verified hit OK in Manage Subscriptions to dismiss it. Go view articles in <b>feed1</b>\n','At step 5, <b>feed2</b> should be added to the listing in RSS Subscriptions. When you view <b>feed1</b> in the main Thunderbird window, there should be articles for <b>both</b> feeds. Note, however, that there\'s only one folder listed in the folder pane (no separate one for <b>feed2</b>), per the design in <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252859\">252859</a> (so that you see as many articles and feeds as you want in a single subscription folder).'),(398,57,'RSS subscription location: moving the feed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>For the subscription you move around (<b>feed3</b>), you\'ll want to use a frequently updated feed.</p>  1. Subscribe to at least two feeds (<b>feed1</b> and <b>feed2</b>) as toplevel folders.\n  2. Go into RSS Subscriptions dialog and add another subscription (call it <b>feed3</b>), but make sure you select <b>feed1</b> from \"Store Feed Articles.\"\n  3. Click OK to add and verify <b>feed3</b>.\n  4. Click OK to dismiss RSS Suscriptions, and check the subscriptions for <b>feed1</b>\n  5. Go back to RSS Subscriptions and hit Edit for <b>feed3</b>.\n  6. Change the selection for \"Store Feed Articles\" to <b>feed2</b>. Click OK, OK to get back to the main window.\n  7. Refresh (check for) new articles and check the folder for <b>feed2</b>.\n<p>Also test trying to move to parent (account) level, which you shouldn\'t be able to do.</p>','At step 3, <b>feed3</b> should be listed under RSS Subscriptions. At step 4, <b>feed3</b> articles should be listed under <b>feed1</b>. After the last step, new articles for <b>feed3</b> should now appear in the folder for <b>feed2</b>, instead of <b>feed1</b>\'s folder.'),(399,57,'Drag &amp; drop of RSS subscriptions (feeds)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'(A) Add as toplevel subscription.  1. Have a browser open to a page containing a link to an RSS subscription. For example, <a href=\"http://slashdot.org/\">http://slashdot.org</a>.\n  2. Drag the RSS subscription link from the browser windows onto the RSS Account (in folder pane) in the Thunderbird window.\n(B) Add to exisiting subscription.  3. Make sure you already have at least one RSS subscription in your RSS account.\n  4. Open your browser to a page containing a link to an RSS subscription. For example, <a href=\"http://slashdot.org/\">http://slashdot.org</a>.\n  5. Drag the RSS subscription link from the browser windows onto an RSS subscription (in folder pane) in the Thunderbird window.\n','<p>(A) The subscription should be verified then appear as a folder under your RSS account.</p><p>(B) There won\'t be another folder created. However, feed verification should still occur. Moreover, when you check the subscription you had dropped the RSS URL onto there should be articles from that dragged (added) feed. The end result is the same as test <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1000&product_id=23\">1000</a>. Again see bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252859\">252859</a> for more info.</p>'),(400,57,'Delete RSS subscription',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure you have at least one RSS subscription before testing this.</p>(A) Delete feed from folder pane<br />  1. Select an RSS subscription folder in folder pane.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select \"Delete Folder\"; hit OK to confirm deletion when prompted.\n  3. Empty the Trash for the RSS account.\n  4. Check RSS Subscriptions dialog. Also quit and restart.\n(B) Delete feed from RSS Subscriptions<br />  5. Open RSS Subscriptions dialog and select and expand a feed folder.\n  6. Select an individual feed from the expanded feed folder.\n  7. Hit the Remove Feed button, say Yes to confirm feed removal. Dismiss the RSS Subscriptions dialog.\n','<p></p><p>Note that in (B) deletion removes the ability to get future articles; the individual feed should no longer be listed in RSS Subscriptions even though its folder (empty) will be there. The feed folder and previous articles will remain in the 3pane window --unless you delete the feed folder from the folder pane, basically doing case (A).</p>'),(401,57,'Remove RSS account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<b>Do this at the end of testing the RSS features!</b>  1. Go into Account Settings and select the RSS account.\n  2. Hit Remove Account and click OK to confirm deletion. Click OK again to dismiss Account Settings.\n  3. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n','The RSS account should be removed from both Account Settings and the folder pane in the main window. It shouldn\'t be necessary to restart Thunderbird to see this change, but if you do, the RSS account should of course remain gone.'),(402,57,'Search RSS subscriptions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Bring up the Search Messages dialog: Shift+F or Edit | Find | Search Messages from the menu bar.\n  2. Run some searches on both the account and subscription level.\n  3. Run searches modifying the search criteria.\n','Search results should find RSS articles matching your search criteria. The results should appear in the lower half of the Search Messages dialog.'),(403,57,'Run a filter on an existing RSS feed',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create an RSS account, if you don\'t already have one. Make sure you have an existing RSS feed\n  2. Find a message that contains unique word in it and then click on Message |Create Filter from Message. Create the folder as a subfolder of your primary mail account.\n  3. After the filter has been created, Go to Tools | Run Filters on this folder and run the filter on the RSS feed that you added.\n','  1. Confirm that the filter runs correctly and the messages are filtered to the new folder you created.\n'),(404,57,'Export subscription list',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Makes sure you\'re subscribed to at least two feeds.\n  2. Open the RSS Subscriptions dialog.\n  3. Click the Export button.\n  4. In the resulting file picker, either give the OPML file its own name or keep the default MyThunderbirdFeeds.opml. Then click the Save button.\n','Make sure that an .opml file is created with the name and target location you specified in step 4.'),(405,57,'Podcasting',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Podcasting in Thunderbird allows you to access enclosures in RSS articles as attachments.  1. Go find and subscribe to an RSS feed which includes enclosures in its articles. For example: <a href=\"http://www.masternewmedia.org/robingoodlatestnews.xml\">http://www.masternewmedia.org/robingoodlatestnews.xml</a> contains images as enclosures; <a href=\"http://www.actsofvolition.com/rss\">http://www.actsofvolition.com/rss</a> contains sound files as enclosures.\n  2. Check the thread pane listing the articles.\n  3. View an article with an enclosure.\n  4. In the attachment pane, bring up the context menu for any of the enclosures and open it.\n','At step 2, the thread pane should display the paperclip graphic under the attachment column denoting an enclosure. At step 4, the helper application should launch to open the enclosure &mdash;note that this is dependent on how your system is setup (e.g., image files are usually displayed inlined, sound files will launch whatever media player is setup on your machine, etc.).'),(406,57,'Import subscription list',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go find a subscription list to import in OPML format. For example, either use the file you created in <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1528&product_id=23\">test #1528</a>, or download the following file to your computer: <a href=\"http://planet.mozilla.org/opml.xml\">http://planet.mozilla.org/opml.xml</a>.\n  2. Open the RSS Subscriptions dialog.\n  3. Click the Import button.\n  4. In the resulting file picker, open the OPML file you saved in step 1.\n','Ensure that the feeds in the subscription list are imported. Each feed from the OPML file should appear as a new feed folder in the RSS Subscriptions dialog. You\'ll need to do a \"Get Messages\" in order to populated a given feed with articles.'),(407,58,'Create a Newsgroup Account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create a Newsgroup Account using news.mozilla.org\n','  1. Ensure you are able to create a newsgroup account, that it shows in your list of accounts, and that you can download messages and have them display in the mail folder pane.\n'),(408,59,'Moving through messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Move through the messages in a given folder by the following means.</p>  1. Next unread message: keyboard shortcut N (or Spacebar), Go | Next | Unread Message from menu, or the Next button in toolbar.\n  2. Previous unread message: keyboard shortcut P, Go | Previous | Unread Message from menu, or Previous button in toolbar.\n  3. Next message (regardless of status): keyboard shortcut F, Go | Next | Message from menu.\n  4. Previous message (regardless of status): keyboard shortcut B, Go | Next | Message from menu.\n<p>Test the above (as time permits) in the following scenarios:</p>  5. Mail 3pane window (any of the three layouts), with focus in either the thread (message list) pane or message pane.\n  6. Mail standalone window.\n  7. Go through both HTML and plaintext messages.\n  8. Check various account/folder types: IMAP/POP, news, RSS, local, virtual, etc. (again as time permits).\n','Moving to the next (or previous) unread message should display the next (or previous) unread or new message listed in the thread pane &mdash;note that the order is dependent on how the messages are sorted! The same goes for the back (B) and forward (F) commands, except that those should not skip already-read (viewed) messages.'),(409,59,'View message source',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>View the source of a message by either of these means:</p>  1. Menu item View | Message Source.\n  2. Keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd+U.\n<p>Test the above (as time permits) in the following scenarios:</p>  3. Mail 3pane window (any of the three layouts), with focus in either the thread (message list) pane or message pane.\n  4. Mail standalone window.\n  5. Go through both HTML and plaintext messages.\n  6. Check various account/folder types: IMAP/POP, news, RSS, local, virtual, etc. (again as time permits).\n','A window should appear displaying the source of the message.'),(410,59,'Message Display Options (Preferences)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to the Display category under Preferences/Options and fiddle with any of the following settings. Labels are covered under \"Views and labeling messages.\"  1. Plain Text Messages\n  2. HTML Messages\n','Changes should take affect after clicking OK, unless otherwise noted. Canceling should not make any changes go into effect (again, unless noted by the UI).'),(411,60,'save message as a file',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Save a message as a file. Do this by selecting File | Save As File (Ctrl/Cmd+S). So this in the following scenarios.</p>  1. While viewing a message from the 3pane window.\n  2. While viewing a message from the standalone window.\n  3. While composing a message. Note that the shortcut here saves as Draft (another test), so use the menu command instead.\n  4. Try the above for IMAP, POP, news. Also try with an RSS account, except for the compose case.\n','<p>By default the file saved will have an .eml extension. After doing this, you should be able to still open it in Thunderbird.</p><p>Try also saving as .html/.htm or even .txt for a plaintext message. You should be able to view those in a web browser like Firefox.</p>'),(412,60,'save message as a Draft',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Save a message as a Draft while in mail compose</p>  1. Open a mail compose window: a new one, Reply or Foward.\n  2. Make some modifications (esp. if it\'s a new message), or don\'t, like adding recepients, body content, etc.\n  3. Hit Ctrl/Cmd+S or select File | Save from menu &mdash;or the equivalents from the Save toolbar button or Save As menu choices.\n  4. Visit the Drafts folder.\n','<p>You should see the saved draft in the folder, whether or not you had sent the message at the end of the test. There should also be an Edit Draft button available which brings up the compose window for the Draft.</p>'),(413,60,'save message as a Template',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Save a message as a Template.</p>  1. Open a message compose window: a new one, Reply or Foward. Alternatively, try this from the mail 3pane or mail standalone windows.\n  2. [message compose only] Make some modifications (esp. if it\'s a new message), or don\'t, like adding recepients, body content, etc.\n  3. Select File | Save As | Template from menu &mdash;or the equivalents from the Save toolbar button or Save As menu choices (latter for only compose window).\n  4. Visit the Templates folder.\n  5. How to edit/use the Template??? TBA\n','<p>You should see the message saved in the Templates folder for that account.</p>'),(414,60,'saving attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure you\'ve got a message with an attachment.</p>  1. While viewing a message from the 3pane window.\n  2. While viewing a message from the standalone window.\n  3. Bring up the context menu for the file in the attachment pane, and select either Save As or Save All.\n  4. If the attachment is large enough, play with the features of the download progress dialog.\n  5. Try the above for IMAP, POP, news and/or RSS.\n','<p>Save As should save the selected attachment, and Save All should save all of the attachments for a given message. The files should end up in the expected destination directory. The options in the download progress dialog should behave as expected (Pause, Resume, Cancel, etc.).</p>'),(415,60,'opening attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure you\'ve got a message with an attachment.</p>  1. While viewing a message from the 3pane window.\n  2. While viewing a message from the standalone window.\n  3. Bring up the context menu for the file in the attachment pane, and select Open.\n  4. If it appears, play with the features of the helper application dialog.\n  5. Try the above for IMAP, POP, news and/or RSS.\n','<p>Open should open the selected attachment for a given message. Depending on your system settings, you might be prompted by the helper application to chose an application to view the attachment.</p>'),(416,61,'Check Preference Setting',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Open Preferences/Options | Privacy | General tab.','Confirm that the \"Block Loading of remote images in mail messages\" pref box is checked since it should be on by default.'),(417,61,'Block Remote Image',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Open Preferences/Options | Privacy | General tab.\n2. Confirm that the Checkbox \"Allow remote images if the sender is my Personal Address Book\" is not checked. The Remote Image blocking pref should already be on by default.\n3. Navigate to a site and send a picture to your Thunderbird mail account.\n ','1. Confirm that when you receive the email and open it, Thunderbird should have a line above the mail message which reads: \"To protect your privacy, Thunderbird has blocked remote images in this message.\"\n2. Confirm that when you click on \"Show Image\" that the image(s) now show in the mail message.\n'),(418,61,'Allow Image sent/Sender In Personal Address Book',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Open Preferences/Options | Privacy | General tab.\n2. Confirm that the Checkbox \"Allow remote images if the sender is my Personal Address Book\" is checked\n3. Find an image and send the image to your Tbird mail account from another email account. Make sure that the email account that you send from is included in your Personal Address Book. Tip: Avoid going to Yahoo and sending pictures, as the sender ends up being something like: refertofriend@reply.yahoo.com instead of the email address that you enter.\n4. If time allows, you should change the param from \"Personal Address Book\" to \"Collected Addresses\" and repeat the steps above.\n','  1. Confirm that the image(s) show when the mail message is displayed and that you do not receive the message that an image has been blocked.\n'),(419,62,'Global: Request return receipts',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'You\'ll need two mail accounts to test this.  1. In the 1st mail account, go to Preferences (Options) | Composition | General | Return Receipts.\n  2. In the Return Receipts dialog, select (turn ON) the checkbox for \"When sending messages, always request a return receipt.\"\n  3. Select either radiobutton choice for \"When a receipt arrives\": leave in Inbox or Sent folder.\n  4. Send email to a 2nd mail account.\n  5. From the 2nd mail account, read that message and allow the return receipt to be sent to the 1st mail account.\n','The 1st mail account should request a return receipt from the 2nd account. After the 2nd account responds to the request, the receipt should arrive in the 1st account\'s folder, per the setting in step 3.'),(420,62,'Global: Response to return receipts: Ask',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'You\'ll need two mail accounts to test this.  1. In the 1st mail account, make sure you have turned ON \"When sending messages, always request a return receipt.\"\n  2. In the 2nd mail account, go to Preferences (Options) | Composition | General | Return Receipts dialog.\n  3. In the section for \"When I receive a request for a return receipt\" select the radiobutton for \"Allow return receipts for some messages.\"\n  4. For all of the corresponding droplists, select \"Ask me.\"\n  5. Hit OK, OK/Close to save your changes and dismiss the Prefs.\n  6. Send email from the 1st mail account\n  7. From the 2nd mail account, read that message and allow the return receipt to be sent to the 1st mail account.\n  8. Repeat the last step to by refusing to send a return receipt.\n','The 1st mail account should request a return receipt from the 2nd account. If the 2nd account allows a return receipt, the 1st account should receive it. But if the 2nd account refuses, no receipt should be sent to the 1st account, and the message should still be readable.'),(421,62,'Global: Response to return receipts: Never',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'You\'ll need two mail accounts to test this.  1. In the 1st mail account, make sure you have turned ON \"When sending messages, always request a return receipt.\"\n  2. In the 2nd mail account, go to Preferences (Options) | Composition | General | Return Receipts dialog.\n  3. In the section for \"When I receive a request for a return receipt\" select the radiobutton for \"Never send a return receipt.\"\n  4. Hit OK, OK/Close to save your changes and dismiss the Prefs.\n  5. Send email from the 1st mail account.\n  6. From the 2nd mail account, and read that message.\n','The 2nd account should not be prompted for a return receipt, and the message should still be readable. The 1st account should not receive any receipt either.'),(422,62,'Account Settings: Customize per account',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>You\'ll need two mail accounts to test this.</p><p>Basically, repeat what has been done in tests <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1515&product_id=23\">1515</a>, <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1516&product_id=23\">1516</a> and/or (as time permits) <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1517&product_id=23\">1517</a>, except that rather than going to Preferences (Options) | Composition | General | Return Receipts go instead to <b>Account Settings | (specific account) | Return Receipts</b>.</p>','The Return Receipt settings you make in Account Settings should take precedence over the \"global\" ones made under Preferences (Options).'),(423,63,'HTTP Proxy Connection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Goto Options|Advanced|Connection|Connection Settings.\n  2. Enter address for HTTP Proxy and port number.\n  3. Send/Retrieve a message w/links via POP3.\n  4. Send/Retrieve a message w/links via IMAP.\n  5. Download/Post a message via Newsgroup.\n','  1. Should be able to successfully send, receive, download, and post.\n  2. use netstat to validate that it is routing to the proxy.\n'),(424,63,'SSL Proxy Connection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Goto Options|Advanced|Connection|Connection Settings.\n  2. Enter address for SSL Proxy and port number.\n  3. Send/Retrieve a message via POP3.\n  4. Send/Retrieve a message via IMAP.\n  5. Download/Post a message via Newsgroup.\n','  1. Should be able to successfully send, receive, download, and post.\n'),(425,63,'SOCKS v4/v5 Connection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Goto Options|Advanced|Connection|Connection Settings.\n  2. Enter address for SOCKS Host and port number.\n  3. Send/Retrieve a message via POP3.\n  4. Send/Retrieve a message via IMAP.\n  5. Download/Post a message via Newsgroup.\n','  1. Should be able to successfully send, receive, download, and post.\n'),(426,63,'Auto Proxy Connection',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Goto Options|Advanced|Connection|Connection Settings.\n  2. Enter URL for Automatic Proxy Configuration.\n  3. Send/Retrieve a message via POP3.\n  4. Send/Retrieve a message via IMAP.\n  5. Download/Post a message via Newsgroup.\n','  1. Should be able to successfully send, receive, download, and post.\n'),(427,64,'General Access: Enable/Disable',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Main menu item to go offline available (File|Offline|Work Offline)\n  2. Offline/Online icon at bottom left of main 3pane window\n','Both should successfully enable/disable Offline.'),(428,64,'Composing Mail Offline',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. While in offline mode, click the \"Write\" icon and compose your message. When finished, click \"Send Later.\"2. Go back online\n','Confirm that Thunderbird launches a dialog box asking you if you want to send this message later.'),(429,64,'Select Folders for Offline Use',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Account Settings | Offline and Disk Space\n2. Select the button that says \"Select folders for offline use\"\n3. Select a folder to use for your offline mail\n','  1. Confirm that a checkmark is now present next to the folder you have selected.\n'),(430,64,'Work Offline/Download Messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>This test assumes you have already selected a folder for offline use.</p>   1. Go to File | Offline | Work Offline2. Select the button that says \"Download messages\"\n','  1. Confirm that Thunderbird downloads messages to the offline folder you have designated in your preferences. The status bar should show the messages as they are moved into the folder.\n'),(431,64,'Offline Settings/When Starting Up\n',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'   1. Go to File | Offline | Work Offline2. Change radio button from “Always start up online” to “Ask me for online state at startup”3. Restart Thunderbird\n','  1. Confirm that you get a dialog box that asks “Would you like to go online now?”\n'),(432,64,'Offline Settings/When Starting Up\n',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to File | Offline | Offline Settings2. Change radio button from “Always start up online” to “Remember previous online state”3. Restart Thunderbird\n','  1. Confirm that Thunderbird remembers the last state that you were in before you exited (if you were online, you should be online upon launch, if you were offline, offline upon launch)\n'),(433,64,'Offline settings/Send unsent messages when going online',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to File | Offline | Offline Settings2. Change radio button from “Ask Me” to either “Yes” or “No”\n','  1. Confirm that Thunderbird honors the “Yes” or “No” preference that you select.  If you select “Yes,” Thunderbird should send any unsent messages when you go back online without prompting you.  If you select “No,” no unsent messages should be sent when you go back online\n'),(434,64,'Offline settings/Download messages for offline use when going online',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to File | Offline | Offline Settings2. Change radio button from “Ask Me” to either “Yes” or “No”\n','  1. Confirm that Thunderbird honors the “Yes” or “No” preference that you select.  If you select “Yes,” Thunderbird should not prompt you to download messages for offline use when you go online, but should download those messages for you.  If you select “No,” no messages should be downloaded for offline use when you go online.\n'),(435,64,'Offline Settings/Download/Sync Now',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to File | Offline | Download/Sync Now2. A dialog box launches allowing you to manage your download/sync preferences3. If you have previously selected mail folders or newsgroups for reading offline, you can check the appropriate box to download and sync them.4. If not, you can hit the \"Select\" button to designate the ones you want to read offline\n5. Enable the pref that says \"Work Offline once download/sync is complete\" ','  1. After clicking \"OK,\" Thunderbird should download and sync your mail and newsgroup messages, depending on which folders and newgroups you have selected.2. Confirm that Thunderbird moves you to offline mode once the download/sync is complete\n'),(436,64,'Offline Settings/Flagging and Selecting Messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. While in online mode, flag any messages you want by going to Message | Mark | Flag2.  Go to File | Offline | Get Flagged Messages3. While in online mode, select a few message by highlighting them\n','  1. Confirm that Thunderbird downloads the flagged messages offline.2. Confirm that Thunderbird downloads the selected messages and they are available offline.\n'),(437,65,'Moving messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test moving messages by the following means:  1. Between accounts (IMAP, POP, local folders).\n  2. Between folders in the same account.\n  3. Move by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then selecting a choice from the Message | Move submenus.\n  4. Move by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then dragging and dropping them.\n','You should be able to move messages as expected.'),(438,65,'Copying messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test copying messages by the following means:  1. Between accounts (IMAP, POP, local folders). <b>Note:</b> The ability to copy from Local to IMAP folders is a new feature starting with Thunderbird 1.1.\n  2. Between folders in the same account.\n  3. Copy by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then selecting a choice from the Message | Copy submenus.\n  4. If time permits: Copy by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), holding down the Control(?) key (Option on Mac), and then dragging and dropping them.\n','You should be able to copy messages as expected.'),(439,65,'Deleting messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test deleting messages by the following means (as time permits):  1. Different kinds of accounts (IMAP, POP, local folders, RSS, news).\n  2. Special vs user-defined folders in the same account.\n  3. Delete by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then hitting the Delete button in the toolbar.\n  4. Delete by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then selecting Edit | Delete Message from the menu.\n  5. Delete by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then dragging and dropping them into the Trash icon.\n  6. Delete by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), by hitting the Delete key.\n','In all cases, the messages should be moved to the respective Trash folder. If time permits, test emptying of trash: either manually (via File | Empty Trash menu item) or automatically upon exiting Thunderbird (depends on how you set the Preference for that!).'),(440,65,'Block moving messages to Virtual folders',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Test moving messages by the following means:  1. Attempt to move by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then select the Message | Move submenus. (Virtual folders shouldn\'t be available) \n  2. Attempt to move by selecting the message (single, continuous or discontinuous), then dragging and dropping them to a Virtual folder.\n','You should not be able to move messages to Virtual folders.  Ideally, the No symbol should appear when attempting to drag and drop a message to Virtual folders.'),(441,66,'Views/UI',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  <p>Locate the View box in the mail UIConfirm there are up/down twisties present and that the following items exit in the dropdown:</p>1. All2. Unread3. Important4. Work5. Personal6. To Do7. Later8. Save Search as a Folder9. People I know10. Recent Mail11. Last 5 Days12. Not Junk13. Has Attachments14. Customize\n','  1. The specific items should appear in the dropdown as listed.\n'),(442,66,'Views/All',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n2. Select \"All\" in the dropdown\n','  1. Confirm that all of your mail messages show in the pane and that there is a total listed in the lower right hand portion of the mail window.\n'),(443,66,'Views/Unread Mail',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n2. Select \"Unread\" in the dropdown\n','  1. Confirm that the mail messages that show are the ones that you have not read, and are highlighted in bold.  Also confirm that the number of unread messages displays in the lower right hand portion of the mail window.\n'),(444,66,'Views/Recent Mail',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n2. Select \"Recent Mail\" in the dropdown\n','  1. Confirm that the mail messages that show are date stamped with the current date (if you have received mail that day) as well as the day before.\n'),(445,66,'Views/Has attachments',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n2. Select \"Has attachments\" in the dropdown\n','  1. Confirm that all of the messages have a attachment (this will be indicated by the presence of a paper clip next to the message).  You should also click on the message to make certain it has an attachment.\n'),(446,66,'Views/Last 5 days',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n2. Select \"Last 5 days\" in the dropdown\n','  1. Confirm that all of the mail messages listed have a date stamp that is within the last 5 days.\n'),(447,66,'Views/Customize',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Mark three of your inbox messages as \"Important\" by selecting Message | Label and selecting \"important\" in the dropdown\n2. Locate the View box in the mail UI\n3. Select \"Customize\" in the dropdown\n4. Select \"New\"\n5. Type in a Message View Name\n6. Select \"Label is important\" as the param\n7. Return to the View box and Select the View Name that you just entered\n','  1. Confirm that only the three messages that you marked now appear in the view. \n'),(448,66,'Views/Edit Customized View/Boolean search',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI2. Select \"Customize\" in the dropdown3. Select the previous customized view and then Select \"Edit\"4. Click on \"More\"5. Confirm that you get another area to enter your boolean parameters6. Select \"Subject contains XXXXX\"\n','  1. Confirm that when you select that view that it shows mail messages that meet the boolean criteria that you set.\n'),(449,66,'Views/Delete Customized View',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Locate the View box in the mail UI2. Select \"Customize\" in the dropdown3. Select a previously customized view and then Select \"Delete\"\n','  1. Confirm that the customized view no longer shows in the list, and that it no longer shows in the dropdown list the next time you go to Views.\n'),(450,66,'Labeling/UI',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. From the top level menu select Message | Label2. The dropdown should contain the following selections: None, Important, Work, Personal, To Do and Later3. Select several messages and highlight them as \"Important\"If time permits, mark some messages as Work, Personal, To Do and Later.4. If additional time permits, go to Preferences | Display and change the default color.\n','  1. Confirm that the messages are now highlighted in red, which is the default color.2. Confirm that the messages you highlighted appear in the default colors: Work-Orange, Personal-Green, To Do-Blue and Later-Purple3. Confirm that the new color you have set for the individual label renders correctly in the UI.\n'),(451,67,'Message Filter Manager Access',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Open the Filter Manager using the following access points.  1. Tools menu: Select the Message Filters option.\n  2. Account Central page (page which displays when server/account level selected): Click on \"Manage Message Filters\" under \"Advanced Features.\"\n  3. Message: Load a message.  Expand the header so that the email address of the sender is shown.  Right click on the address, then select \"Create Filter from Message.\"\n','Management interface should be accessible from all points.'),(452,67,'Message Filter Dialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'The Message Filter Dialog should display the following:1.   List of existing filters available:\n  2.  should be empty on initial access\n   3. slider/scrollbar appears upon sufficiently populated list\n   4. should be able to order the filters in the list: up/down\n   5. Switching to other scope/folders/groups refreshed dialog correctly as well as it\'s list\n   6. Clearly marked which filters are disabled and which are enabled\n   7. Clear method to turn filters on and off\n8. Clearly marked button/other method of creating new filter -- \"New\" button\n9. Clearly marked button/other method of editing an existing filter -- \"Edit\" button\n','All entries should appear as expected.'),(453,67,'Create a new filter: subdialog',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Click \"New\" to create a new filter.  Check the subdialog for the following:   1. More opens additional criteria lines \n   2. Fewer displays one less criteria line (disables on minimum single line)\n   3. Dropdowns for all criteria operable on each criteria line\n   4. Criteria accessible easily and clearly displayed\n   5. Filter actions accessible easily and clearly displayed\n   6. Filter action value dropdown changes or is hidden based on action chosen\n         7. Move to Folder (default) shows default account\n         8. Move to Folder opens to full folder hierarchy when pulled down\n         9. Move to Folder shows account name and folder after being selected, lasts through exit\n        10. Change Priority displays value dropdown showing list of priority values\n         11. Mark Read has no value dropdown displayed\n         12. Delete has no value dropdown displayed\n         13. action list and values display refreshes properly when switching among the choices\n','All options should behave as expected'),(454,67,'Run Filters on Folders',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Message Filters and create a new filter from a message in your inbox. Make sure to designate a folder where the mail will be filtered to.\n2. If you don\'t have the Filter Log enabled, enable it now.\n 3. Navigate to Tools | Run Filters on Folder\n ','  1. Confirm that the messages are moved to the folder that you have designated.\n2. Confirm by clicking on the \"Filter Log\" that you it is logging your entries.\n'),(455,67,'Creating filters for particular accounts',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Create and run filters for the following types of accounts, as time permits &mdash;both POP types and IMAP would be more common. Try to move and/or copy between accounts, too.  1. Global Inbox (POP) &mdash;new as of Thunderbird 1.1.\n  2. Non-global inbox (POP)\n  3. IMAP\n  4. News\n  5. RSS\n','You should be able to create and run filters for the various account types.'),(456,67,'Filtering criteria',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'When you create a filter, you can set one or more criteria as well as the ability to match all or any of the criteria.  1. Create or edit a filter.\n  2. In the top listbox for the criteria, choose from the first dropdown menu:  Subject, From, Date, Priority, Status, To, Cc, To or Cc, Age in Days, Size, or Customize.\n  3. Choose an operator from the middle dropdown menu.\n  4. Choose or enter a value from the third dropdown menu. <b>Note:</b> Flagged is a new Status value as of Thunderbird 1.1.\n  5. If desired, add more criteria.\n  6. Test for both \"match all\" and \"match any\" for different filters.\n','All options should behave as expected: you\'ll need to either modify or create multiple filters to check that various criteria choices (eg, step 5 and/or 6) behave properly. Again, note that filters act on incoming messages, unless specifically called from the Tools | Run Filters on Folders menu item. It might be easier to run one filter at a time to track your results/effects.'),(457,68,'Message Search',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Edit | Find | Search Messages (try the shortcut, Shift+F, too).\n  2. Test the search parameters.\n  3. Test the search results options: column sorting, command buttons, etc.\n','Confirm that you are able to search for messages using the parameters listed, as well as able to use the commands in the bottom portion of the dialog.'),(458,68,'Search criteria',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'When you search messages, you can set one or more criteria as well as the ability to match all or any of the criteria.  1. Go to Edit | Find | Search Messages (try the shortcut, Shift+F, too).\n  2. In the top listbox for the criteria, choose from the first dropdown menu:  Subject, From, Date, Priority, Status, To, Cc, To or Cc, Age in Days, Size, or Customize.\n  3. Choose an operator from the middle dropdown menu.\n  4. Choose or enter a value from the third dropdown menu. <b>Note:</b> Flagged is a new Status value as of Thunderbird 1.1.\n  5. If desired, add more criteria.\n  6. Test for both \"match all\" and \"match any\" for different searches.\n','All options should behave as expected: you\'ll need to setup and run multiple searches (one at a time) to check that various criteria choices (eg, step 5 and/or 6) behave properly.'),(459,69,'Address Search',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Go to Edit | Find | Search Addresses.','Confirm that you are able to search for addresses using the parameters listed.'),(460,70,'Create a Virtual Folder using Edit | Find | Search messages',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Click on Edit |  Find | Search Messages\n2. Construct a query such as Sender is XXX\n3. Click on more, than Date is after XX/XX/XXXX\n4. Click on more, than Date is before XX/XX/XXXX\n5. Click Search\n6. Wait for search to complete and messages to show\n7. Select which location you want to the Virtual Folder to be stored in\n8. Click \"Save as Virtual Folder\"\n9. Await prompt to name your folder. Fill in a name\n','  1. Confirm that a folder is created with the name you specified and that it displays in the correct location\n2. Confirm that the messages are not permanently moved to the folder as it is a virtual folder and it is saving the search criteria, not the actual messages\n'),(461,70,'Rename/Delete a Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Navigate to a newly created virtual folder.\n2. Right click to bring up the context menu.\n3. Rename the folder.\n4. Navigate to the newly renamed virtual folder.\n5. Right click to bring up the context menu.\n6. Delete the Folder.\n','<p>Confirm that the folder is renamed and that it sorts properly in the folder list. Confirm that the folder is deleted from your list of folders. <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=265507\"> Bug 265507</a> might be relevant if you are having trouble renaming, but it has been fixed.</p>'),(462,70,'Change criteria on a Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create a Virtual Folder with a set of criteria.\n2. Context click on the Folder you have created and Click \"properties\"\n3. Change some criteria and click \"OK\"\n','  1. Examine the contents of the Virtual folder to confirm that the criteria changes that you made are being honored.\n2. If the folder is currently loaded in the message list pane, the list should reload reflecting the changes you made to the search criteria.\n '),(463,70,'New Message Received, Move to Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure that you have an existing Virtual Folder.\n2. Compose a new e-mail that meets the criteria of the existing Virtual Folder.\n','  1. Confirm that the message is received in your inbox as well as into the Virtual Folder that you created. Virtual Folders save your search criteria, so they should show new mail and you should get a notification next to your Virtual Folder that a new message has been dropped into it.\n'),(464,70,'Views/Save a Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. In the Views dropdown, select \"Recent Mail.\"\n2. When the resulting emails are listed, click on \"Save as Virtual Folder\"\n3. Confirm that a dialog comes up that asks you to name the folder.\n','  1. Confirm that the virtual folder is displayed and that it contains the messages that came up in the \"Recent Mail\" view.\n'),(465,70,'Create a Virtual Folder using File | New | Saved Search',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to File | New | Saved Search\n 2. Name your Virtual Folder\n 3. In the dropdown that says, create as a subfolder, select a subfolder where the Virtual Folder will be created.\n4. Click on the Choose button to Select Folders to Search button. Select the folders you want to search and then click OK.5. If you are using an IMAP account, check the box that says \"Search Online\"\n6. Configure some search criteria for the folder\n7. Click OK.\n','  1. Confirm that the Virtual Folder is created in the location that you specified, and that it contains the search criteria that you specified (and that it is searching the correct folders).  If you are using IMAP, confirm that you are getting up to date results.\n'),(466,70,'Create a new virtual folder with the same name as an existing folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create a virtual folder, using any method, with the name \"foo.\"\n  2. Create another virtual folder with the same name, \"foo\" at the same hierarchical level.\n','  1. You should receive an error dialog when you click OK.\n'),(467,70,'Canceling the edit virtual properties dialog box',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Context click on an existing virtual folder to open the edit virtual properties dialog.\n  2. Put focus in the dialog and click \"More\"\n  3. Click \"Cancel\"\n','  1. Confirm that canceling the edit virtual properties dialog should not change any properties of the saved search folder\n'),(468,70,'Views/Important/Change Criteria',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Mark two or three of your mail messages as \"Important\" by going to Message | Label.\n2. Go to the Views dropdown and sort by \"Important\" messages. You should see the messages you marked in this view.\n3. Go back to the Views dropdown and click on \"Save Search as Virtual Folder\"\n4. Await the Virtual Folder dialog, give the virtual folder a name and then click OK.\n5. Confirm that the Virtual Folder has been created.\n6. Now go back and unmark the messages that you marked as important\n7. Click on the Virtual Folder\n','  1. Since the messages you had previously marked are now no longer marked as \"Important,\" the Virtual folder should be empty.\n'),(469,70,'Context Menus',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. On an existing virtual folder, right click to bring up the context menu.\n2. Confirm that the only the choices that pertain to Virtual Folders should be shown.\n','  <p>Confirm that you see the following:</p>1. Open in New Mail Window\n2. Rename Folder\n3. Delete Folder\n4. Properties\n'),(470,70,'Drag and Drop a Virtual Folder to another Folder (IMAP)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Drag an existing Virtual Folder to another folder in your IMAP account.\n','<p>The folder should move as expected. <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=267231\"> Bug 267231</a> should now be fixed.</p>'),(471,71,'Grouped by Sort/By Date',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Make sure to first sort your mail in columns by Date. If you don\'t have that column displayed, then you will need to click the widget to add that column and then sort that column by date.\n2. Click on View | Grouped by Sort\n3. Repeat these steps for the following fields: Subject, Sender, Recipient, Account, Label and Priority. You should be able to Group by Sort on all of these fields.\n','  1. Your messages should now be grouped by date (or whatever param you have checked). There should be a dropdown widget where there are grouped threads.\n2. For Grouping by date, you should see: Old Mail, Two Weeks Ago, Last Week, Yesterday and Today. If you don\'t have Old Mail in a folder, you should not see the Old Mail label. Confirm that the Labels appear in the correct order for date grouping.\n<p> The definition of dates is slightly different from Outlook. Today is today (the current day, not the last 24 hours, if that makes sense)</p><p>Last week is really the current week, or messages that arrived in the last week, except for messages that arrived today.</p><p>2 weeks are message the remaining messages that arrived in the last two weeks, that don\'t fall into the first two categories.</p>'),(472,71,'Grouped by Sort/Ungroup',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  <p>Note: Need do this after you have already created a grouped by sort</p><p>After creating a group sort, while in that sort navigate to View | Sort By and then check unthreaded.</p>','<p>Confirm that your mail no longer displays in the group sort but has reverted to an unthreaded sort.  You should also select threaded sort to make sure it reverts to that display as well.</p>'),(473,71,'Grouped by Sort/Retaining Groupings in Separate Folders',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create one instance of Grouped by Sort in your Inbox.\n2. Create a different instance of Grouped by Sort in one of your other folders.\n','<p>Confirm that when you switch between those two folders that Thunderbird is retaining the Grouped by Sort settings that you have made.</p>'),(474,71,'Message Grouping on Virtual Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Create a Virtual Folder\n2. Go to View | Sort by and select Grouped by Sort\n','<p>The Grouped by Sort option should be greyed out in the UI and not available for selection since the Grouped by Sort option does not operate on Virtual Folders; see bug <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=267727\">267727</a>.</p>'),(475,71,'Grouped by Sort \"G\" key functionality.',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>From a threaded or unthreaded view, hit the \"G\" key.</p>','<p>Thunderbird should change the view to Grouped by Sort mode, and the default should be date.</p><p>If time permits, try changing the default Grouped by Sort to \"Subject\" or \"Priority\". In each instance when you go from threaded/unthreaded and hit the \"G\" key the mail view should change to the Grouped by Sort param that you currently have checked.</p>'),(476,72,'Quicksearch/UI',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Navigate to the quicksearch area\n2. Confirm that the spyglass and twisty are present\n3. Confirm that the pulldown contains the following menu items: Subject, Sender, Subject or Sender, Message Body andFind in Message\n4. Type some text in the box such as \"mozilla thunderbird testing and more\"\n','1. Dropdown list should contain the specified menu items.\n2. Confirm that the text box does not overflow into the UI when you type \"mozilla thunderbird testing and more\"\n<p>Currently there is a bug on file that pertains to the Mac platform that addresses the overflow of text into the UI</p>'),(477,72,'Quicksearch/Subject',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Sort your mail by subject.\n2. Identify a keyword combo (such as \'Thunderbird testing\') that is common to about 5-6 email messages.\n3. Set quicksearch dropdown to search by subject. Type in the keyword combo that you identified.\n4. Confirm that a set of email messages are returned that contain the keyword combo that you specified.\n','  1. The number of email messages that are returned should equal what you identified in the sort.\n'),(478,72,'Quicksearch/Sender',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Sort your mail by sender.\n2. Identify a sender that is common to about 5-6 email messages.\n3. Set quicksearch dropdown to search by sender.\n4. Type in the sender that you identified.\n5. Confirm that a set of email messages are returned.\n6. Variations:Type \"@mozilla.org\" in the quicksearch box.\n','  1. The number of email messages that are returned should equal what you identified in the sort.\n2. After typing in \"@mozilla.org,\" confirm by clicking on individual email messages that the sender is from an @mozilla.org address\n'),(479,72,'Quicksearch/Subject or Sender',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Set quicksearch dropdown to search by subject or sender.\n2. Type in a search term such as \"mozilla.\"\n3. Confirm that a set of email messages are returned.\n','  1. Confirm that the set of messages returned contain \"mozilla\" either in the subject or the sender.\n'),(480,72,'Quicksearch/Entire Message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'1. Set quicksearch dropdown to search by Entire message.\n2. Type in a search term such as \"mozilla.\"3. Confirm that a set of email messages are returned.\n','  1. Confirm that the set of messages returned contain \"mozilla\" in the message body. Instances of \"mozilla\" contained in the message body will also be highlighted in yellow.\n'),(481,72,'Quicksearch/Remembering Last param',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Set dropdown choice to \"Subject or Sender\"\n2. Exit and restart Thunderbird\n','  1. Confirm that \"Subject or Sender\" is listed in light grey and that Thunderbird defaults to the last dropdown choice that you made\n'),(482,72,'Quicksearch/Find in Message',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Set quicksearch dropdown to search find in message.\n 2. Find an e-mail message that contains a good deal of text.\n 3. Type in a search term such as \"mozilla,\"\n','  1. Confirm that instances of the term that you type are highlighted in yellow in the e-mail message.\n'),(483,72,'Quicksearch/Save Search as a Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Construct a quicksearch using any criteria you would like.\n2. In the dropdown menu, select \"Save Search as a Folder\"\n3. Confirm that a dialog comes up asking you to name the Virtual Folder.\n','  1. Confirm that a Virtual Folder is created and that it contains the same messages that came up in the quicksearch.\n'),(484,72,'Quicksearch/Clear Search Terms',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Navigate to the Quicksearch area in the UI\n 2. Type in some search terms\n 3. Confirm that an \"x\" appears on the right hand side of the quicksearch box.\n 4. Click on the \"x\"\n','  1. Confirm that anything typed in the Quicksearch area is removed.\n'),(485,73,'Basic Address Book usage',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you can do the following  1. Open the Address Book window: from the mail 3pane toolbar icon, from Tools | Address Book in the mail compose window, or Ctrl/Cmd+2.\n  2. View, create, edit address book cards and lists.\n  3. Make sure that quicksearch in the AB works.\n','Ensure that the AB functions as expected.'),(486,73,'Addressing autocomplete',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Make sure that you\'ve turned ON addressing autocomplete from Preferences (Options) | Composition | Addressing and selecting \"look for matching entries in local address books.\"\n  2. Open a mail compose window (new, reply or forward).\n  3. In the header section for To or Cc fields, start typing the email address of someone in your Address Book. Make your selection from the resulting combobox (popdown menulist).\n  4. Repeat with typing part of the real name and the name of any lists you might\'ve created in your AB.\n  5. Repeat by turning off autocomplete in step 1.\n','Autocomplete should work when you start typing an email address, person\'s name (first or last) or the name of an AB list. Autocomplete should be disabled, however, if you had turned it off.'),(487,74,'Create default Junk mail folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Start with a fresh profile for this test, especially one you know gets lots of spam.  1. Open Tools | Junk Mail Controls, and go to the Settings tab.\n  2. Under the Handling section, select (turn ON) the first checkbox, \"Move incoming messages determined to be junk mail to:\"\n  3. Under the same checkbox, select the first radiobutton \"Junk\" folder on your given mail account. Make sure your mail account is listed and selected in the corresponding droplist.\n  4. Click OK to save and dismiss the Junk Mail Controls dialog.\n  5. Wait for some junk mail arrive (hit Get Messages, etc.).\n','Confirm that the Junk folder is created for your mail account, and that incoming messages labeled as junk are automatically moved to that folder.'),(488,74,'Manually Move Messages to Junk Folder',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Under Tools | Junk Mail Controls, select the option that says \"When I manually mark my messages as junk, move them to the junk folder.\"\n2. Mark some messages as junk.\n','Confirm that the messages move to the junk folder.'),(489,74,'Confirm Junk Log',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to Tools | Junk Mail Controls. Under Logging, click on the \"Junk Mail Log\" button\n2. Make sure that the enable log button is checked.\n3. Manually mark some mail as junk mail and move it to the junk folder.\n','Confirm that the filter log is logging each instance when a mail message is marked as junk and moved.'),(490,74,'Manually mark messages as non-junk',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Best to test this with a fresh profile that gets lots of spam.  1. Make sure that Junk mail controls have been turned ON &mdash;however, make sure that you have turned OFF the \"Move incoming messages determined to be junk mail\" checkbox. This will keep junk messages in your Inbox.\n  2. Receive some messages which have been labeled as junk.\n  3. Select a message (or more) junk messages from the thread pane which you don\'t want labeled as junk, then hit the Not Junk button in the toolbar (or, Shift+J, or Message | Mark | As Not Junk).\n','Confirm that the messages are no longer marked as junk.'),(491,75,'Launch Extension Manager',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Launch Extension Manager from the Tools | Extensions menu item.','The Extension Manager dialog should appear. The dialog should be titled \"Extensions\" it should have Uninstall and Update buttons, a \"Get More Extensions\" link and the dialog should be resizeable.'),(492,75,'Download &amp install extensions',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a web browser installed.  1. Launch the Extension Manager and click the \"Get More Extensions\" link.\n  2. Navigate to a Thunderbird extension page.\n  3. Do <b>not</b> click the XPI (Install/Install Now) link, otherwise this would launch Firefox\'s Extension manager (if you\'re running Firefox). Instead, download the link target: Bring up the context menu and select \"Save Link As...\" Download the extension installer file to your computer.\n  4. Go back to the Extension Manager in Thunderbird, and click the Install button.\n  5. In the resulting file picker, locate the extension installer file, then hit Open.\n  6. Click Install Now in the resulting Software Installation dialog.\n  7. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n  8. If time permits, repeat for some more extensions.\n','Clicking \"Get More Extensions\" should open a browser window to the Thunderbird extension page at http://update.mozilla.org. Opening the extension installer file should display Software Installation with signing information; there\'ll be a 2-3 sec delay before you can hit Install Now. After installation, the Extension Mgr should denote that you need to restart. After restarting Thunderbird, the extensions features should be enabled, as well as be listed in the Extension Mgr dialog.'),(493,75,'Extension home page',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a web browser installed, and that you have a Thunderbird extension installed.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select an extension.\n  2. Click the Home button for the extension, or bring up the context menu and select Home.\n','A new browser window should be launched and load the home page for the extension.'),(494,75,'About extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a Thunderbird extension installed.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select an extension.\n  2. Click the About button for the extension, or bring up the context menu and select About Extension.\n','Another dialog should open, describing the extension\'s author, version, etc.'),(495,75,'Extension options (preferences)',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a Thunderbird extension installed.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select an extension.\n  2. Click the Options (Preferences) button for the extension, or bring up the context menu and select Extension Options.\n  3. Play with some of the settings.\n','Another dialog should open, containing the extension\'s settings. You should be able to change the settings as well.'),(496,75,'Disable extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a Thunderbird extension installed.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select an extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select Disable.\n  3. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n  4. Open Extensions and check the state of the extension you disabled.\n','After disabling the extension, the Extension Manager should denote that a restart is required to disabled the extension. Ensure that the extension\'s features are no longer enabled when you restart Thunderbird. When looking at the Extension Manager, the extension should be labeled as disabled, too.'),(497,75,'Enable extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a Thunderbird extension which has been disabled (see test <a href=\"http://testrunner.mozilla.org/tr_testcaseform.cgi?&case_id=1011&product_id=23\">#1011</a>).  1. Open the Extension Manager and select a disabled extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and select Enable.\n  3. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n  4. Open Extensions and check the state of the extension you disabled.\n','After enabling the extension, the Extension Manager should denote that a restart is required to enable the extension. Ensure that the extension\'s features become enabled when you restart Thunderbird. When looking at the Extension Manager, the extension should appear as enabled, too.'),(498,75,'Move extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'It\'s best to have at least 3 Thunderbird extensions installed for this test; it doesn\'t matter whether they\'re enabled or disabled.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select a extension.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and test the Move Up, Move Down and Move to Top choices.\n','Move Up should move the selected extension up one row in the Extension Manager dialog. Move Down moves the extension one row downwards. Move to Top moves the extension to the top of the Extension Manager list.'),(499,75,'Check for &amp; install extension update',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Make sure you have an older (and know of a newer) version of a extension installed which are (both) compitable with the Thunderbird build your testing.</p><p>As of this writing, <a href=\"http://update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=133&vid=484&page=releases\">Forumzilla</a> v0.5.1 and v0.5.2 are compatible with Thunderbird 0.8+.</p>  1. Open the Extension Manager and select a extension.\n  2. Click the Update button, or bring up the context menu and select Update.\n  3. Proceed with installing the update.\n  4. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n  5. Open the Extension Manager and check the new version.\n','The Extension Manager should download and install the new version of the extension, replacing the older version. Restarting Thunderbird should show the new version of the extension; confirm by checking the About dialog for the extension.'),(500,75,'Uninstall extension',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Make sure you have a Thunderbird extension installed.  1. Open the Extension Manager and select a extension.\n  2. Click the Uninstall button, or bring up the context menu and select Uninstall.\n  3. Proceed with removing the extension.\n  4. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n  5. Open the Extension Manager.\n','After running the uninstaller, the Extension Manager will note that a restart is needed to completely remove the extension. After restarting Thunderbird, the extensions should no longer be listed in the Extension Manager. Moreover, its features should no longer be evident in Thunderbird.'),(501,76,'Download &amp; install themes',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'You\'ll need a web browser installed to test this.  1. Select Tools | Themes from the menu bar.\n  2. Click on the link to \"Get More Themes.\" \n 3. Navigate to a Thunderbird theme page.\n  4. Do <b>not</b> click the JAR link, otherwise this would launch Firefox\'s Theme manager (if you\'re running Firefox). Instead, download the link target: Click the \"Download Theme\" link, and save it to your computer.\n  5. Go back to the Theme Manager in Thunderbird, and click the Install button.\n  6. In the resulting file picker, locate the extension installer file, then hit Open.\n  7. Click OK in the resulting Confirm dialog.\n  8. If time permits, install more themes.\n','A browser window should open and load update.mozilla.org for Thunderbird themes. A new theme should appear in theme list in the Theme Manager for each additional theme installed.'),(502,76,'Uninstall theme',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Thunderbird (default) one. And you might not want to uninstall the default one.</p>  1. Select Tools | Themes.\n  2. Choose any theme <em>not</em> currently in use, then click the Uninstall button to remove the theme.\n','Confirm that the theme was uninstalled: it should no longer appear in the Theme Manager.'),(503,76,'Update theme',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Run this test if you know that you\'ve got an older version of a theme <em>and</em> there\'s a newer version available: both these version need to be compatible with the Thunderbird build you\'re testing.</p><p>As of this writing, <a href=\"http://update.mozilla.org/themes/moreinfo.php?id=148&vid=862&page=releases\">Nitpick</a> v0.1.7.9 and v0.1.8.2 are compatible with Thunderbird 0.8 for testing.</p>  1. Select Tools | Themes.\n  2. Select a theme and click the Update button.\n','Thunderbird should check for available updates, and inform you of its findings. If there\'s no update (or, if the updating mechanism is disabled on purpose), the update wizard should say there\'s no update. If there is an update, you should be able to install it (restart to verify the update).'),(504,76,'Change theme',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Thunderbird (default) one. You should start with the default one (although not necessary).</p>  1. Open the Theme Manager, and select a theme <em>not</em> currently in use.\n  2. Click the Use Theme button.\n  3. Close the Theme Manager.\n  4. If time permits, play around with the UI to see if you can still use Thunderbird as well as before changing the theme.\n','<p>At step 1, selecting another theme should display its preview image (if available). After hitting Use Theme, the chrome (UI for Thunderbird) should change over to the selected theme.</p><p>As for dynamic theme switching (tested at step 4), there are still bugs so it\'s best to quit and restart Thunderbird after changing themes. See bug 226791 and bug 134260 (Firefox bugs, but might affect Thunderbird as well).</p>'),(505,76,'context menu choices',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>To test this, make sure you have at least one other theme in addition to the Thunderbird (default) one. You should start with the default one (although not necessary).</p>  1. Open the Theme Manager, and select a theme listed in the left pane.\n  2. Bring up the context menu and try out the Visit Home Page and About [theme-name] items.\n  3. If time permits, also test the other menu items for Use Theme, Uninstall and Update.\n','<p>Visit Home Page should. About [theme-name] should display a dialog with information about the theme. The other three context menu items should behave the same way as their button equivalents.</p>'),(506,77,'Help',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'As of this writing, Help for Thunderbird is available at this site: <a href=\"http://texturizer.net/thunderbird/\">http://texturizer.net/thunderbird/</a>. Make sure you can access this page from the menu (Help | Mozilla Thunderbird Help), as well as the default start page link.','Note that Thunderbird dialogs do not have buttons for Help, as there\'s currently no built-in Help window. There are some (Seamonkey-based) dialogs which still have Help buttons that do nothing; see bug <a href=\"http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=256915\">256915</a> for details.'),(507,78,'Printing Functionality',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Visually inspect UI to confirm that print icon is available and that print functionality is available via the File menu.\n2. Bring up a message in the message pane and send it the printer.\n','Confirm that the message prints.'),(508,79,'Set Master Password',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to the Preferences/Options | Privacy | Passwords tab, and make sure that at least one of your mail account passwords has been saved (under View Saved Passwords).\n 2. Click on the Set Master Password button\n 3. Enable the checkbox which says \"Use a Master Password to encrypt stored passwords\"\n 4. Click on Change Master Password. Type in your Password and make sure to hit OK\n 5. Set Master Password timeout to \"Every time it is needed\"\n 6. Close Preferences panel and return\n 7. Click on \"View Saved Passwords\" and \"Show Passwords\"\n 8. Thunderbird should throw up a dialog which prompts you for your Master Password.9. Quit and restart Thunderbird.\n','  1. Confirm that once you enter your Master Password you are now able to see your Passwords using the \"Show Passwords\" feature.2. After you restart Thunderbird, confirm that you get the Master Password dialog.\n'),(509,79,'Reset Master Password',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'  1. Go to the Preferences/Options | Privacy | Passwords tab. Make sure that you have previously set a Master password\n2. Click on Reset Master Password\n3. Click \"Reset\"\n4. Confirm that you get a dialog saying \"Your password has been reset.\"\n5. Click on \"Change password.\"\n6. Enter your new Master Password twice.\n7. Click checkbox \"every time it is needed.\"\n8. Quit Thunderbird and restart\n9. Enter your mail password and click \"Use Password manager to save this password.\"\n10. Click OK.\n','  1. Confirm that the Master Password dialog now comes up, prompting you to enter your Master Password.\n2. Confirm that the next time that you go into your mail that you don\'t have any passwords saved. The reset function should remove all of these passwords.3. '),(510,80,'Phishing detection UI',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Setup: resources for messages with phishing spoofs:</p>  1. Check your Junk folder for such mail.\n  2. This <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279191#c27\">bug comment</a> has examples of encoded numeric IP addresses you could use.\n  3. Go to the <a href=\"http://www.millersmiles.co.uk/\">Phishing Archive</a> for some samples.\n  4. Make sure you have a message containing a phishing spoof &mdash;see Setup above.\n  5. View that message.\n','<p>Phishing detection is based on a mail message having either the hostnames of a URL inside it as an IP address, or containing link text whose URL\'s hostname doesn\'t match the hostname of the actual URL you\'d be taken to.</p><p>Phishing detection should display a warning notification bar above the message header (similar to the Junk notification bar) containing a \"Not a Scam\" button.</p>'),(511,80,'Following scam links',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Setup: resources for messages with phishing spoofs:</p>  1. Check your Junk folder for such mail.\n  2. This <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279191#c27\">bug comment</a> has examples of encoded numeric IP addresses you could use.\n  3. Go to the <a href=\"http://www.millersmiles.co.uk/\">Phishing Archive</a> for some samples.\n  4. Make sure you have a message containing a phishing spoof &mdash;see Setup above.\n  5. View that message.\n  6. Don\'t click the \"Not a Scam\" button. Instead, click any of the links within the message itself. You might need to go through all of the links before seeing the expected results.\n  7. Test clicking No and Yes in the resulting dialog.\n','<p>When you click a suspicious link within that message, you should get a dialog warning you that the URL might lead you to a spoofed site.</p><p>Clicking No should dismiss the dialog, but not load the URL. Clicking Yes should dismiss the dialog, then load the URL in your default browser.</p>'),(512,80,'Non-scam email',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'<p>Setup: resources for messages with phishing spoofs:</p>  1. Check your Junk folder for such mail.\n  2. This <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279191#c27\">bug comment</a> has examples of encoded numeric IP addresses you could use.\n  3. Go to the <a href=\"http://www.millersmiles.co.uk/\">Phishing Archive</a> for some samples.\n  4. Make sure you have a message containing a phishing spoof &mdash;see Setup above.\n  5. View that message.\n  6. Click the \"Not a Scam\" button.\n  7. Click any of the links in the message.\n','<p>The notification bar should go away. However, if you click a suspicious link, you\'ll still get the warning dialog.</p>'),(513,81,'SSL for incoming mail server',NULL,1,1,1,NULL,'Note that this test only works if your ISP offers SSL for incoming mail.  1. For an IMAP account, go to the Server Settings in the Account Settings dialog.\n  2. In the Security Settings section, select the SSL radiobutton.\n  3. Click OK to save and dismiss Account Settings.\n  4. Quit and restart Thunderbird, and get new messages. If you get prompted for domain mismatches, click OK to proceed with a secure session.\n','You should be able to receive and read mail over a secure session. 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