I see. There is a similar infobar on Remote Settings, which we are also considering removing in bug 1825377. Firefox fetches some messages [from RS](https://firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com/v1/buckets/main/collections/cfr/records), and the relevant one is `INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87`. Targeting is quite restrictive: 1. triggers on startup 2. Fx is not default browser 3. `browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser` is set to false 4. OS is not linux 5. profile is between 5 and 15 weeks old It's probably easier to just change the targeting. You can do that like this: 1. Open [OnboardingMessageProvider](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/asrouter/modules/OnboardingMessageProvider.sys.mjs) 2. Add the following message (it has more permissive targeting) to the `BASE_MESSAGES` array (line 62): ```js { groups: ["cfr"], content: { text: { string_id: "default-browser-notification-message" }, type: "global", buttons: [ { label: { string_id: "default-browser-notification-button" }, action: { type: "PIN_AND_DEFAULT" }, primary: true, accessKey: "P", }, ], category: "cfrFeatures", bucket_id: "INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87", }, trigger: { id: "defaultBrowserCheck" }, template: "infobar", targeting: "!activeNotifications && !willShowDefaultPrompt && source == 'startup'", id: "INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87", }, ``` 3. Launch firefox, it should show on startup The [InfoBar](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/asrouter/modules/InfoBar.sys.mjs) messaging surface is just a wrapper for [notificationbox](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/content/widgets/notificationbox.js). So I think this could theoretically impact any notificationbox, as long as the notificationbox shows up after the window is already small, rather than trying to shrink the window while a notificationbox is already open. I took this screenshot via some extra steps. After launching Firefox for the first time on a new profile, the infobar immediately showed (as the targeting here is more permissive). But that's fine since I removed the frequency caps from this version too, so it can show on every startup. So I dismissed the infobar and resized the window to the smallest dimensions possible. Then I restarted Firefox, with session restore enabled. On the next launch, the window started with the persisted tiny dimensions, and the infobar showed up like this.
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I see. There is a similar infobar on Remote Settings, which we are also considering removing in bug 1825377. Firefox fetches some messages [from RS](https://firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com/v1/buckets/main/collections/cfr/records), and the relevant one is `INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87`. Targeting is quite restrictive: 1. triggers on startup 2. Fx is not default browser 3. `browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser` is set to false 4. OS is not linux 5. profile is between 5 and 15 weeks old It's probably easier to just change the targeting. You can do that like this: 1. Open [OnboardingMessageProvider](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/asrouter/modules/OnboardingMessageProvider.sys.mjs) 2. Add the following message (it has more permissive targeting) to the `BASE_MESSAGES` array (line 62): ```js { groups: ["cfr"], content: { text: { string_id: "default-browser-notification-message" }, type: "global", buttons: [ { label: { string_id: "default-browser-notification-button" }, action: { type: "PIN_AND_DEFAULT" }, primary: true, accessKey: "P", }, ], category: "cfrFeatures", bucket_id: "INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87", }, trigger: { id: "defaultBrowserCheck" }, template: "infobar", targeting: "!activeNotifications && !willShowDefaultPrompt && source == 'startup'", id: "INFOBAR_DEFAULT_AND_PIN_87", }, ``` 3. Launch firefox, it should show on startup The [InfoBar](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/asrouter/modules/InfoBar.sys.mjs) messaging surface is just a wrapper for [notificationbox](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/content/widgets/notificationbox.js). So I think this could theoretically impact any notificationbox, as long as the notificationbox shows up after the window is already small, rather than trying to shrink the window while a notificationbox is already open. If you shrink the window while it's already open, the entire notificationbox ends up outside the window bounds. Whereas if you start with a tiny window, at least on Windows 10, the title is visible but not the buttons. I took the attached screenshot via some extra steps. After launching Firefox for the first time on a new profile, the infobar immediately showed (as the targeting here is more permissive). But that's fine since I removed the frequency caps from this version too, so it can show on every startup. So I dismissed the infobar and resized the window to the smallest dimensions possible. Then I restarted Firefox, with session restore enabled. On the next launch, the window started with the persisted tiny dimensions, and the infobar showed up like this.