Bug 1949179 cancelled timeout when we get a warn response -- but it cancels timeout for the entire user action. So if another part of the user action takes longer than the timeout period, it will not timeout. Instead of the way it was done, it should *not* cancel the timer but, instead, check if there are outstanding requests when the timer goes off (vs. all requests either have responses or are showing WARN dialogs). The way to make that determination is in flux (bug 1949166) but it would happen [here](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/f9f9b422f685244dcd3f6826b70d34a496ce5853/toolkit/components/contentanalysis/ContentAnalysis.cpp#2282-2291).
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Bug 1949390 cancelled timeout when we get a warn response -- but it cancels timeout for the entire user action. So if another part of the user action takes longer than the timeout period, it will not timeout. Instead of the way it was done, it should *not* cancel the timer but, instead, check if there are outstanding requests when the timer goes off (vs. all requests either have responses or are showing WARN dialogs). The way to make that determination is in flux (bug 1949166) but it would happen [here](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/f9f9b422f685244dcd3f6826b70d34a496ce5853/toolkit/components/contentanalysis/ContentAnalysis.cpp#2282-2291).