A. Reorganize / rework the Settings menu to take into account:
- latest features / functionality (ensure groupings make sense)
- scalable to include new partnerships that can 'plug in'
- enable/ disable new features (like kinderfox, magnification) in an intuitive manner
- takes into account the re-thinking around privacy settings and how they're presented to the user
B. Based on Gemma's competitive report, we should do the following improvements and quick wins
-Add Sub-Headings: Unlike Firefox, the three other browsers user sub-headings as way to organize content.
-Add "Accessibility" to Fennec (but not iOS)
-Dolphin and Opera offer top-level options to clear private data. Chrome does not offer this option at the top-level. It may help differentiate Firefox as “more private” if we do.
-The ability to “Clear private data” at the top-level of the settings menu on Firefox for iOS seems more consistent with our brand.
-Change Sync to Sign-in (to be consistent with iOS and other browsers)
-Like Chrome and Dolphin, Firefox for iOS offers “Search” choice as a top-level option.
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Menu Proposal
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Polish UI elements
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User Stories
*As a user, I want to easily find features, settings and tools I look for
*As a user, I want to discover new features, settings and tools
*As Mozilla, I want to have the same and consistent wording than any feature that is also on Desktop
