sst...@mozilla.com wrote: > Do we have telemetry on how frequently these APIs are used?
I expect that, of the small percentage of people that are using these APIs, they are using them (except signText) very infrequently--like once a year. When I talked to Ehsan and Andrew Overholt about this, we agreed that the numbers would be pretty meaningless because telemetry is per browser session and we can't track users longitudinally. Also note that telemetry may under-count Red Hat's customers, as I imagine many of them are running in networks where administrators disable telemetry, and also they are all running the ESR release, I think. Finally, I suspect that any use of signText() is highly localized to specific reasons, which we also cannot capture with Telemetry, AFAICT. Regardless, I am willing to add telemetry to verify that these APIs are not being used shockingly often. But first, let's decide on what the threshold for making a decision would be. For example, let's say the number comes back as less than 1/1000 of sessions are using these APIs. Would that be considered evidence in favor of removal? Cheers, Brian -- dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
