**Description**
- Add autofill functionality to UrlbarProvider Restrict Keywords.
**Acceptance Criteria**
- There are 3 restrict keywords `@history`, `@bookmarks`, and `@tabs`
- When the user types @ followed by the beginning of the search keyword: `@h`, `@hi`, `@his`, `@hist` etc. the user should be able to autofill the rest of the search by pressing tab
- The autofill should highlight the typed letters from the user, and show the entire keyword following what the user typed. For example:
- If the user typed `@hist` , autofill should highlight what the user typed and show the rest of the keyword `@history`:
**Example steps to test `@history` :**
- set `browser.urlbar.searchRestrictKeywords.featureGate` to true
- type out the full keyword and space `@history` , address bar should show results panel with history results
- type `@h` and press right arrow, shows results panel with history results
- type `@h` and press enter, shows results panel with history results
- type `@h` and press tab, does not show panel but selects the history restrict result. When the user starts typing, it will search their history and show results panel with history results
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D218742
This patch includes:
- A new UrlbarProviderRestrictKeywords class
- Showing localized Search with Bookmarks, Search with History, Search with Tabs results after the user types @
- Add search restrict keywords to preferences UI Search Shortcuts table
- Hiding search restrict keyword behind browser.urlbar.searchRestrictKeywords.featureGate pref
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D213697
ext-urlbar.js is unused but will be removed in a separate
patch to avoid test failures in condprof tests. Condprof tests may use
an outdated profile directory that still references ext-urlbar.js in
startupcache files, which triggers a test-only test failure in
mozilla::net::CheckForBrokenChromeURL.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D199769
This patch modifies PlacesUtils to cache the keywords and adds functionality to
find a keyword. The Tokenizer calls PlacesUtils to know if the first word
is a keyword and if the first word is a keyword, then the rest of the search
string will be treated as text and Tokenizer won't filter any other restrict
symbols.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D198208
This patch refactors the SearchService private initialized variables and how
the SearchService stores its initialization status. These changes capture whether
the SearchService has succeeded, failed or hasn't finished initialization yet.
There are also changes made to UrlbarSearchUtils on handling when SearchService
has failed to initialize or when it hasn't finished initializing yet and we wait.
In the case where the SearchService has failed on initialization, We allow
the code to continue so that it can reach UrlbarProviderPlaces. Once we
are able to reach UrlbarProviderPlaces, we can make database calls for the user's
history and bookmarks. This allows the user to interact with the addressbar and
search their history and bookmarks even if SearchService has failed to initialize.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D176936
This removes `UrlbarProvider.pickResult()` and `blockResult()` in favor of
handling picks and dismissals through `onEngagement()`. A number of providers
use those two methods, so this revision touches a lot of files.
Handling dismissals through `onEngagement()` means `UrlbarInput.pickResult()`
can no longer tell whether a result is successfully dismissed, so it can't
remove the result anymore. (Maybe `onEngagement()` could return some value
indicating it dismissed the result, but I don't want to go down that road.)
Instead, I split `UrlbarController.handleDeleteEntry()` into two methods: a
public one that removes the result and notifies listeners, and a private one
that handles dismissing the selected result internally in
UrlbarController. Providers that have dismissable results should now implement
`onEngagement()` and call `controller.removeResult()`.
I made some other improvements to engagement handling. There's still room for
more but this patch is big enough already.
Other notable changes:
Include the engaged result in engagement notifications so providers have easy
access to it and can respond to clicks and dismissals more easily. That also
lets us stop passing `selIndex` and `provider` to `engagementEvent.record()`
since now it can compute those from the passed-in result.
Add the concept of `isSessionOngoing` to engagement notifications so providers
can tell whether an engagement ended the search session. Right now, providers
like quick suggest that record a bunch of provider-specific legacy telemetry
assume that `onEngagement()` ends the session, but that's no longer true.
Unify result buttons and result menu commands by setting
`element.dataset.command` on buttons (hopefully we can remove buttons soon, at
least the ones that aren't tip buttons)
Make sure we always notify providers on engagement even on dismissals or
when skipping legacy telemetry
Move dismissal of restyled search suggestions and history results from
`UrlbarController.handleDeleteEntry()` to the Places provider
Move dismissal of form history results from
`UrlbarController.handleDeleteEntry()` to the search suggestions provider
In the Places provider, remove the unused `_addSearchEngineMatch()` method. Also
remove the code in the "searchengine" case that creates a non-search-history
result. This code is unreached because the only time the provider creates a
"searchengine" match it also sets `isSearchHistory` to true.
In `UrlbarTestUtils.promiseAutocompleteResultPopup()`, change the default value
of the `fireInputEvent` param from false to true. This is necessary because
without a starting input event, the start event info in `engagementEvent` will
be null, so when `engagementEvent.record()` is called at the end of the
engagement, it will bail, and providers will not be notified of the engagement.
IMO true is a better default value anyway because input events will typically be
fired when the user performs a search.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D174941
This moves weather suggestions from the quick suggest provider to their own
provider. This will make it easier to implement weather suggestions that are
triggered by keyword instead of being shown on zero-prefix.
It does the following:
* Copies UrlbarProviderQuickSuggest.sys.mjs to UrlbarProviderWeather.sys.mjs
* Removes everything weather-related from UrlbarProviderQuickSuggest.sys.mjs
* Removes everything not weather-related from UrlbarProviderWeather.sys.mjs
* Makes some simplifications to the new provider since it doesn't need to
support quick suggest suggestions
* Removes `result.payload.isWeather` since now we can use `result.providerName`
* This does *not* change any telemetry
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D168738
Logs engagement telemetry for debug purposes, regardless of it being reported
upstream.
Also changes a couple other logs to make browser.urlbar.logLevel = "Info"
more readable and usable.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D164701
Some random thoughts:
* This is a minimal implementation - there were plans to expand this with autocomplete support that we never got around to
* I built this just from reading docs + poking around in the urlbar code, so there might be a more desireable way to do all of this
* We've gone back and forth between calling this "contextual search" and "site specific search," we should probably pick a name and stick to it
* There were never any design specs for this so the UI/UX was based off of existing urlbar results as they appeared in Flowstate
* There were some open questions around how we treat installing opensearch engines, since how they are handled here seems to differ from how we use them elsewhere
* I don't remember the reasoning for showing this result last in the urlbar, we may want to move it elsewhere
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D159052
This is a follow up to D161866 and effectively reverts and replaces it with a
different approach. Please see bug 1800810 for background. In short, engagement
telemetry should be based on the result that's visible in the view, not on the
result the provider added last.
D161866 fixed the case where the last-added result is in the view but hidden.
There's another case we need to handle, when the last-added result is not in the
view at all. That can happen when you type something and hit enter really
quickly, before the view can update. I was able to trigger it several times.
When that happens, there are two possibilities:
* No quick suggest result is visible in the view. `result.rowIndex` is its
initial value of -1, so we record an engagement for a result that is not
visible and that doesn't have a valid index.
* A quick suggest result from a previous query is visible in the view. Here
again, `result.rowIndex` is -1 so we record an engagement for a result that is
not visible and that doesn't have a valid index, and we miss recording an
engagement for the result that's actually visible.
Right now it's not easy to fix this inside the provider because providers don't
know anything about the view(s). I could record this telemetry in the view but
that's not its role. I think it makes sense to include the view in the query
context, so that's what this does. I added `view.visibleResults` to make getting
the visible results easy.
Daisuke's new Glean telemetry in D160193 uses `context.results`, which has this
same problem of not being based on actually visible results. We'll need to use
`context.view.visibleResults` there too, and there may be other existing cases
as well.
Depends on D161866
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D162182
