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We should make that the example study and template take this important aspect into account, relevant from Fx 67:
Privileged extensions automatically have private browsing, unless they opt-out in the manifest (incognito: not_allowed)
A normally signed extension would have to have pbm turned on by a user. A mozilla-signed extension gets it automatically, but can set not_allowed (in which case the user cannot turn on pbm)
Normally signed:
manifest.incognito = spanning : extension can gain access to pbm via user choice
manifest.incognito = not_allowed: extension can never have pbm access
Mozilla signed
manifest.incognito = spanning : extension has access to pbm, cannot be turned off by user (I think, but that may be limited to builtin addons)
manifest.incognito = not_allowed: extension can never have pbm access
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We should make that the example study and template take this important aspect into account, relevant from Fx 67:
Thanks @mixedpuppy for pointing this out!
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