Description

This test case tests whether the default web browser is operational in a given installation.

How to test

Clean boot the Fedora you wish to test: this could be a system installed from a particular snapshot, pre-release, or release, or a live image.
Try to launch the default web browser in a typical way for the tested desktop environment: for instance, from the system menus, or by clicking on an icon in the panel.
If your first tried method fails, note the reason why, and try a different method of launching the browser; continue to note any other failures you experience.
Once you have managed to launch the browser, attempt to log in to FAS (the Fedora Accounts System) with a valid Fedora project account.
Attempt to download a file from any typical web server - for instance, visit the Linux kernel site and attempt to download the latest stable kernel release tarball.
If appropriate for the browser under test, attempt to install and use a commonly-used Mozilla-type extension, such as AdBlock Plus. If this fails, note the characteristics of the failure, and try another extension. If the browser supports a different, commonly-used extension system, test enabling an extension of that type instead.

It should be possible to launch the browser by any typically-used method for the desktop tested.
The browser should be capable of connecting to and correctly displaying the FAS page, and handling the login process.
The browser should download the requested file to the default Downloads directory.
The browser should be capable of using extensions correctly.