Re: Meaning of a string

Hi Michael,

I'm not a native speaker, but the meaning seems clear to me.

"Facebook Container creates a boundary between Facebook sites and the
rest of the web".

The add-on creates a container, loads all Facebook properties in it,
and doesn't allow them to store/access data (e.g. cookies) outside of
the boundary of this container. That's why the fence imagery is used.

In other strings boundary is used to reference this container, i.e.
the websites and data contained within the boundary. I don't know if
that's incorrect or unexpected for English speakers.

In case, the best place to report issues with the en-US content for
this add-on is
https://github.com/mozilla/contain-facebook/issues


Il giorno ven 9 ago 2019 alle ore 12:35 Michael Bauer
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>
> Question. There are several instances but I still don't get how can
> something actually be "in a boundary"? It could be "on a boundary" but
> that equally does not make a lot of sense. I think what is probably
> meant is something like "it's in the cage we built around Facebook and
> Facebook sites". Wouldn't that be better put as "inside the Facebook
> fence" or use the imagery of a pen/corral/stockade/cage instead?
>
> This icon appears in the Firefox address bar when you visit sites, like
> Facebook.com, that are in the Facebook Container boundary.
> Comment This is the first paragraph of the second onboarding panel.
> Context onboarding2-p1
> Resource messages.json
> Project Facebook Container
>
> Michael
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