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chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h

Index: chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h
diff --git a/chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h b/chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h
index 732137017792133c3435e04337a6f7761a97c3f4..94c73ccd1778df8f61970d24d1e5ed15efc58f07 100644
--- a/chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h
+++ b/chrome/browser/profile_resetter/automatic_profile_resetter_delegate.h
@@ -66,15 +66,8 @@ class AutomaticProfileResetterDelegate {
 
   // Returns attributes of the search engine currently set as the default (or
   // an empty dictionary if there is none).
-  // The returned attributes correspond in meaning and format to the user
-  // preferences stored by TemplateURLService::SaveDefaultSearchProviderToPrefs,
-  // and will be named after the second path name segment of the respective
-  // preference (i.e. the part after "default_search_provider.").
-  // Note that:
-  //  1.) the "enabled" attribute will not be present, as it is not technically
-  //      an attribute of a search provider,
-  //  2.) "encodings" will be a list of strings, in contrast to a single string
-  //      with tokens delimited by semicolons, but the order will be the same.
+  // The dictionary is in the same format as persisted to preferences by
+  // DefaultSearchManager::SetUserSelectedDefaultSearchEngine.
   virtual scoped_ptr<base::DictionaryValue>
       GetDefaultSearchProviderDetails() const = 0;