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DESKTOP FIREFOX — PLACES REGRESSION SUITE - BookmarksSTATS
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Total no. of Test Cases: 42
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No.Test CaseNo.Steps to reproduceExpected resultTotal no. of Steps: 225
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1Bookmark a website using the star-shaped button1.1Launch Firefox.
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1.2Open a website that's currently NOT in your Bookmarks list.
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1.3From the toolbar, click the star-shaped button.On click, the star-shaped button shows an animation and changes its color to blue. The website is successfully bookmarked and no errors are thrown for this action.
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1.4Click the star-shaped button again.Clicking the button again brings up the "Edit This Bookmark" panel.
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2Bookmark a hyperlink via context menu2.1Launch Firefox.
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2.2Access this Mozilla article.
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2.3Right-click any of the available hyperlinks from the page and select "Bookmark This Link".Selecting this context menu option brings up the "New Bookmark" dialog box, with the "Name" field auto-filled according to that link's title. The default bookmark location is "Bookmarks Menu".
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2.4From the "New Bookmark" dialog box, click "Save".There are no issues nor errors thrown in the Browser Console for this action.
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2.5Open the link you just bookmarked.The page bookmarked via link context menu shows the star-shaped button as blue, in the toolbar.
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3Bookmark a website using the keyboard shortcut3.1Launch Firefox.
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3.2Open a website that's currently NOT in your bookmarks list.
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3.3Press [CTRL] or [CMD] + [d].The star-shaped button shows an animation and changes its color to blue.
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4Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar from the Bookmarks Menu4.1Launch Firefox with a new/clean profile.
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4.2From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the Bookmarks Menu.
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4.3Select "Bookmarks Toolbar" → click "View Bookmarks Toolbar ".The Bookmarks toolbar is enabled and displayed below the Location Bar.
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5Drag and drop a URL from the Location Bar onto the Bookmarks Toolbar5.1Launch Firefox.
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5.2Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar.The Bookmarks Toolbar is enabled and displayed below the Location Bar.
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5.3Open a website that's currently NOT in your bookmarks list.
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5.4Drag and drop the website's site identity button from the Location Bar onto the Bookmarks Toolbar.The star-shaped button changes its color to blue and the website is successfully placed onto the Bookmarks Toolbar, displaying the correct name.
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6Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar from the Bookmarks Menu6.1Launch Firefox.
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6.2From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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6.3From the menu, select "View Bookmarks Sidebar".The Bookmarks Sidebar is enabled and displayed at the left side.
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7Drag and drop a URL from the Location Bar onto the Bookmarks Sidebar7.1Launch Firefox.
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7.2Open a website that's currently NOT in your bookmarks list.
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7.3Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar.The Bookmarks Sidebar is enabled and displayed at the left side.
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7.4Expand the "Bookmarks Toolbar" entry from the sidebar.The "Bookmarks Toolbar" entry is expanded.
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7.5Drag and drop the website's site identity button from the Location Bar into the "Bookmarks Toolbar" sidebar entry.The star-shaped button changes its color to blue and the website is successfully placed at the buttom of the list displayed by the "Bookmarks Toolbar" entry in the sidebar. The bookmark displays the correct website name.
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8Drag and drop a URL from a *.txt file onto the Bookmarks Toolbar8.1Save this *.txt file to your local drive.
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8.2Launch Firefox.
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8.3Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar.The Bookmarks Toolbar is enabled and displayed below the Location Bar.
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8.4Open the txt file with your platform's default text editor.
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8.5Select the hyperlink from the text file.
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8.6Drag and drop the selection onto Firefox's Bookmarks Toolbar.The hyperlink is successfully added to the Bookmarks Toolbar and it displays the correct name.
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9Open a bookmark from the Bookmarks Toolbar9.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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9.2Launch Firefox.
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9.3Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar.The Bookmarks Toolbar is enabled and displayed below the Location Bar.
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9.4Open one of the bookmarks displayed in the Bookmarks Toolbar.The bookmark is successfully opened and displayed in the current tab.
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10Open a bookmark from the Bookmarks Sidebar10.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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10.2Launch Firefox.
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10.3Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar.The Bookmarks Sidebar is enabled and displayed at the left side.
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10.4Open one of the bookmarks displayed in the Bookmarks Sidebar.The bookmark is successfully opened and displayed in the current tab.
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11Open a bookmark from the Bookmarks Menu11.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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11.2Launch Firefox.
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11.3From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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11.4From the Bookmarks Menu, select "Recently Bookmarked" and open one of the websites displayed in that list.The bookmark is successfully opened and displayed in the current tab.
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12Open all bookmarks in separate tabs12.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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12.2Launch Firefox.
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12.3From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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12.4Select "Recently Bookmarked" and then click "Open All in Tabs".All the bookmarks from the folder are opened in separate tabs.
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12.5Open a new window, from menu [≡] → "New Window".A new window is opened.
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12.6Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar, right-click anywhere on the empty space from it and click "Open All in Tabs".All the bookmarks from the toolbar are opened in separate tabs.
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12.7Open a new private window, from menu [≡] → "New Private Window".A new private window is opened.
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12.8Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar, expand the "Bookmarks Menu" entry, right-click the "Recently Bookmarked" smart folder and select "Open All in Tabs".All the bookmarks from the folder are opened in separate tabs.
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13Open a bookmark from the Library13.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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13.2Launch Firefox.
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13.3From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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13.4Select "Show All Bookmarks".The "Library" window is opened, with "All Bookmarks" selected by default.
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13.5Expand the "Bookmarks Menu" entry and click "Recently Bookmarked".
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13.6Double-click one of the bookmarks displayed in that folder.The bookmark is opened in the current tab and the "Library" window remains opened in the background.
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14Remove a bookmark from the Bookmarks Toolbar14.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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14.2Launch Firefox.
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14.3Enable the Bookmarks Toolbar.The Bookmarks Toolbar is enabled and displayed below the Location Bar.
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14.4Right-click any of the bookmarks displayed in the toolbar and select "Delete".The bookmark is successfully removed.
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15Remove a bookmark from the Bookmarks Sidebar15.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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15.2Launch Firefox.
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15.3Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar.The Bookmarks Sidebar is enabled and displayed at the left side.
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15.4Right-click any of the bookmarks displayed in the sidebar and select "Delete".The bookmark is successfully removed.
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16Remove a bookmark using the star-shaped toolbar button16.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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16.2Launch Firefox.
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16.3Open the Library from the Bookmarks Menu.The "Library" window is opened, with "All Bookmarks" selected by default.
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16.4Right-click any of the bookmarks displayed in the Library and select "Delete".The bookmark is successfully removed.
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17Remove a bookmark from the Bookmarks Menu17.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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17.2Launch Firefox.
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17.3From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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17.4Select "Recently Bookmarked" from the panel and right-click on any of the bookmarks displayed there.A context menu is brought up for the selected bookmark.
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17.5Click "Delete" from the context menu.The bookmark is successfully removed.
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18Add tags to a recent bookmark using the star-shaped toolbar button18.1Launch Firefox.
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18.2Open a website that's currently NOT in your bookmarks list.
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18.3Click the star-shaped button to bookmark it.On click, the star-shaped button shows an animation and changes its color to blue. The website is successfully bookmarked and no errors are thrown for this action.
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18.4Click the button again.Clicking the button again brings up the "Edit This Bookmark" panel.
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18.5Type a tag name into the "Tags" field and either press [enter] or click the "Done" button from the panel.The tag is successfully added to the bookmark.
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18.6Add more tags. Separate each tag with a comma.Several tags can be successfully added.
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19Add tags to a recent bookmark using the Library19.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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19.2Launch Firefox.
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19.3From the toolbar, click the Bookmarks Menu button.Clicking the button brings up the bookmarks menu.
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19.4Select "Show All Bookmarks".The "Library" window is opened, with "All Bookmarks" selected by default.
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19.5Select a random bookmark from the list.
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19.6Type a tag name into the "Tags" field and press [enter].The tag is successfully added to the bookmark.
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19.7Add more tags. Separate each tag with a comma.Several tags can be successfully added.
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20Add tags to a recent bookmark using the Bookmarks Sidebar20.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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20.2Launch Firefox.
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20.3Enable the Bookmarks Sidebar.The Bookmarks Sidebar is enabled and displayed at the left side.
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20.4Right-click any of the bookmarks displayed in the sidebar and select "Properties".A dialog box is brought up showing the properties of the selected bookmark.
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20.5Type a tag name into the "Tags" field and either press [enter] or click "Save".The tag is successfully added to the bookmark.
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20.6Bring back up the properties dialog for that bookmark and add more tags. Separate each tag with a comma.Several tags can be successfully added.
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21Change the name of an existing bookmark21.1Preconditions: use a dirty profile with reasonable amount of browsing history and bookmarks.
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21.2Launch Firefox and open a bookmark.