Acceptance Criteria

Proposed UX: https://mozilla.invisionapp.com/share/MV9F846SY

UX

• It should provide a toolbar button that exposes the Snooze Tabs Interface
• it should give the user a list of Snooze Times
• it should provide the user the ability to set a custom snooze time
• it should provide a visual affordance to let the user know they have snoozed the tab.
• It should bring back the tab (wake) in the background at the appointed time, or at the beginning of the next session if the browser is closed.
• it should trigger a push notification indicating the tab as been ‘woken’
• it should put an activity indicator on the woken tab
• it should allow the user to see a list of currently snoozed tabs
• it should allow users to cancel currently snoozed tabs
• it should allow the user to see a list of previously snoozed tabs
• it should allow users to open currently snoozed tabs
• it should put all snoozes in a specific bookmarks folder
• it should allow users to enter their snooze bookmarks folder from the panel

Measurements

• It should measure each time the snooze panel is opened
• It should measure each time a user choses to snooze
• It should measure which snooze duration is chosen each time
• it should measure custom snooze durations
• It should measure the rate at which snooze tabs wake up
• it should measure if users focus previously snoozed tabs
• it should measure if users close a previously snoozed tab without refocusing
• it should measure if users re-snooze a tab
• it should measure snooze cancellations
• it should measure clicks on currently snoozed tabs
• it should measure clicks into bookmarks folder from the panel

Dashboards

• Snoozes/Panel Opens
• Distribution of snooze durations (incl. custom durations)
• Resnoozes/Snoozes
• Cohort Engagement
• Focus vs Close after Snooze
• clicks on currently snoozed tabs/panel opens
• clicks on snooze bookmarks/panel opens

experiments (require UX)

• It should optionally ask users if they’d like to close tabs when they are snoozed. This experiment should be conducted by a limited cohort and should measure response rates.