1409799 - In-browser Voice Search with Google does not retain context when doing multiple queries.

Status: RESOLVED INCOMPLETE

(Firefox for Android Graveyard :: General, defect, P5)

Description

[Thomas Wisniewski]

If one does multiple Google searches using the Firefox in-browser Voice Search accessibility feature, those searches seem to have no idea they are related.

For instance, voice-searching for "How old is Sylvester Stallone" will bring up the expected Google search result, but then immediately searching for "How old is he?" will bring up a generic search result, rather than being aware that you had just searched about Sylvester Stallone. By contrast, using Chrome's similar voice-search feature does let the queries share their context.

Perhaps this is related to a cookie not being stored and/or passed along, or something along those lines?

Comment 1

[BMO Automation]

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