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This is, I think, an improvement to the hover text when a user directly pins `private_browsing.exe` to the Taskbar through Explorer. When pinned like this, we have no control over the text of the shortcut. Windows uses the EXE Description -- so we end up with `private_browsing.lnk`, which causes `private_browsing` as the hover text. With this patch, it ends up being MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME, which in the real world will typically come out as something like "Firefox Nightly" or "Firefox Nightly (2)" (the latter will happen if a "Firefox Nightly" shortcut already exists). I _think_ this is an improvement over the current situation, as it least it's a more human readable string, and different per branding - but I'm open to opinions here. In an ideal world this would be a localized string, but due to it ultimately coming from `configure.sh`, we do not have an existing method to localize it. Even if we want to use a different string here we ought to take some form of this patch so that we get exe metadata for `private_browsing.exe`. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D158216
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WIN32_MODULE_COMPANYNAME=Mozilla Corporation
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WIN32_MODULE_COPYRIGHT=©Firefox and Mozilla Developers; available under the MPL 2 license.
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WIN32_MODULE_PRODUCTVERSION=@MOZ_APP_WINVERSION@
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WIN32_MODULE_PRODUCTVERSION_STRING=@MOZ_APP_VERSION@
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WIN32_MODULE_TRADEMARKS=Firefox is a Trademark of The Mozilla Foundation.
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WIN32_MODULE_DESCRIPTION=@MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME@
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WIN32_MODULE_PRODUCTNAME=@MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME@
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WIN32_MODULE_NAME=@MOZ_APP_DISPLAYNAME@
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