How is Sync supposed to work? There are things it does; but some obvious ones it doesn't.

Question

Shouldn't Sync (after a crash, where previous open Tabs are lost) open in the latest Synced configuration? Or, am I over-wishing?
When I Sync Now on a computer does FF4 not store the chosen configuration items to a Mozilla server somewhere?
When I Sync Now from a second computer, (the one for which I obtained a Passcode and entered into the original computer), does FF4 retrieve settings from the aforementioned server? Or, is the second computer writing configuration data to the server. Or, is it sending data to the server for storage in a second configuration data set?
Perhaps there is a white paper describing how this is structured? Perhaps someone could tell us some of this information saving me the trouble of running a bunch of 'experiments' such as altering bookmarks, syncing and then examining the listed bookmarks!

Answer 1

I would remove the Audio Menu button from the Main Menu, since you don't want users to access it immediately, and it only applies to one timeline.
Make the Main Feature button link to a menu where the user is forced to choose an audio track.
Set the link for each of the other buttons that link to the other timelines explicitly using the Specify Link option to force the primary audio track (in case the users are returning from watching the main program with the alternate audio track).
If necessary, you can create a duplicate set of scene menus for each path (Main Feature, other timelines). Once a user starts down a particular path, the other path's menus are not accessible until the user returns to the main menu and then starts down the other path. If I understand your navigation setup correctly, the extra menus probably are not required.
-Jeff