rem: return this._bundle.getString("alwaysAskAboutFeed"); 
add: return this._prefsBundle.getString("alwaysAskAboutFeed"); 
context:   _describePreferredAction: function(aHandlerInfo) {    // alwaysAskBeforeHandling overrides the preferred action, so if that flag    // is set, then describe that behavior instead.  Currently we hide all types    // with alwaysAskBeforeHandling except for the feed type, so here we use    // a feed-specific message to describe the behavior.    if (aHandlerInfo.alwaysAskBeforeHandling)      return this._bundle.getString("alwaysAskAboutFeed");    switch (aHandlerInfo.preferredAction) {      case Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.saveToDisk:        return this._bundle.getString("saveToDisk");      case Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.useHelperApp:        return aHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler.name;      case Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.handleInternally:        // For the feed type, handleInternally means live bookmarks.        if (aHandlerInfo.type == TYPE_MAYBE_FEED)          return this._bundle.getString("liveBookmarks");        // For other types, handleInternally looks like either useHelperApp        // or useSystemDefault depending on whether or not there's a preferred        // handler app.        if (this.isValidHandlerApp(aHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler))          return aHandlerInfo.preferredApplicationHandler.name;        return aHandlerInfo.defaultDescription;        // XXX Why don't we say the app will handle the type internally?        // Is it because the app can't actually do that?  But if that's true,        // then why would a preferredAction ever get set to this value        // in the first place?      case Ci.nsIHandlerInfo.useSystemDefault:        return aHandlerInfo.defaultDescription;      case kActionUsePlugin:        return aHandlerInfo.plugin.name;    }  },
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