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Add last-search-engine as a pref in the browser #41789
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Note, even in regions where Brave Search is not the default browser SE, it is still the default SE for the NTP widget Region used: Canada (Brave Search is browser default SE) Case 1: Single Search Engine Selected (`Bing`) - PASSED
Case 2: Single Search Engine Selected (`DDG`)- PASSED
Case 3: Multiple Search Engine Selected (`Bing`) - PASSED
Region used: US (Brave Search is browser default SE) Case 4: Multiple Search Engine Selected (`DDG/Google`) - PASSED with follow up issue loggedNote, encountered #42469 while testing this the first time. Changed order of selected SE's from case 3 to be:
Region used: Canada (Brave Search is browser default SE) Case 5: Upgrades - PASSEDUpgrade 1:
Upgrade 2:
Region used: Aruba (Google is browser default SE) Case 1: Clean profile - Single Search Engine Selected (`Google`) - PASSEDPre-requisite: Changed locale to
Case 2 - Upgrade - PASSED
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Verification
Testcase 1: Default region - US Case 1: Single Search Engine Selected (`Bing`) - PASSED
Case 2: Single Search Engine Selected (`DDG`)- PASSED
Case 3: Multiple Search Engine Selected (`Bing`) - PASSED
Case 4: Multiple Search Engine Selected (`DDG`) - PASSED
Case 5: Upgrade - PASSED
Testcase 2: Non - US locale (South Africa) Case 1: Single Search Engine Selected (`Google`) - PASSEDPre-requisite: locale changed to
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Test Plan
See brave/brave-core#26137 (comment) for test plan.
Store last used widget engione as a pref, as not to lose it if local storage is ever cleared.
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