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The "Connected Services" section at https://accounts.firefox.com/settings has a column of timestamps, but it doesn't tell you what those timestamps are for. I think they're "last access" dates, but they could also be misinterpreted as "first access" i.e. when-did-this-device-authenticate.
Click the "Connected Services" entry on the left (or scroll down to Connected Services).
Expected result
The time/datestamps ("3 hours ago" up through "2 years ago" for me) should include context about what they mean; was that when that device was first authenticated, or last used, or something else?
Actual result
No context is provided for the time/datestampm.
Screenshot -- notice the middle column ("3 hours ago", etc.)
Environment
Firefox 121.0a1 (2023-11-09) (64-bit) on Ubuntu 22.04
Description
The "Connected Services" section at https://accounts.firefox.com/settings has a column of timestamps, but it doesn't tell you what those timestamps are for. I think they're "last access" dates, but they could also be misinterpreted as "first access" i.e. when-did-this-device-authenticate.
We should make the meaning clearer somehow.
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
The time/datestamps ("3 hours ago" up through "2 years ago" for me) should include context about what they mean; was that when that device was first authenticated, or last used, or something else?
Actual result
No context is provided for the time/datestampm.
Screenshot -- notice the middle column ("3 hours ago", etc.)
Environment
Firefox 121.0a1 (2023-11-09) (64-bit) on Ubuntu 22.04
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