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Merge pull request #569 from Gozala/bug/layout-change@787346 

fix Bug 787346 - Implement layout changes r=@ochameau
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Irakli Gozalishvili authored October 11, 2012

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-[xhr](packages/api-utils/xhr.html), and
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-[xpcom](packages/api-utils/xpcom.html). You can use these
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+[xhr](modules/sdk/net/xhr.html), and
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+[xpcom](modules/sdk/platform/xpcom.html). You can use these
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+by event targets. For example, you can listen to [`private-browsing`'s `start` event](modules/sdk/private-browsing.html#start) or the
  14 
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