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Ahmed Khalil
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Bug 1172077 - Merge tabs.db into browser.db. r=nalexander a=KWierso
This moves the tabs and clients table into the main per-profile browser.db database. It's a code savings but it also makes it easier to query against open tabs when inspecting parts of the browser database, like history and bookmarks. --HG-- extra : commitid : GFnp5ADiaKQ extra : rebase_source : 944afa7a2af67cb177c72fdad2d0340f470e5d23 extra : amend_source : 2a1748ed22db0d9dc984f20ef9f53385c2ce9fdb
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