To be more precise, the behavior is different in ff & chromium. For chromium, even when you have a webapp that has been manually installed (which is different than preinstalled) and the user did not actively choose either yes or no (ie the allowed & dontask dconf lists have not been updated w/ this webapp), we show the prompt (in a subsequent session).
FF does not act this way and as soon as the webapp is installed does not prompt anything anymore.
To be more precise, the behavior is different in ff & chromium. For chromium, even when you have a webapp that has been manually installed (which is different than preinstalled) and the user did not actively choose either yes or no (ie the allowed & dontask dconf lists have not been updated w/ this webapp), we show the prompt (in a subsequent session).
FF does not act this way and as soon as the webapp is installed does not prompt anything anymore.
http:// bazaar. launchpad. net/~webapps/ webapps- greasemonkey/ trunk/view/ head:/component s/unity_ webapps. js#L484
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http:// bazaar. launchpad. net/~webapps/ unity-chromium- extension/ trunk/view/ head:/chromium- extension/ background- page.js# L246