Quick bug on "context" button

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Quick bug on "context" button #702

Closed felipeforte closed 4 years ago

felipeforte commented 4 years ago

Currently running on Parabola GNU/Linux-libre and GNU IceCat web browser.

The context button (the chain icon) is not functioning properly. While I do not have the technical expertise to pinpoint exactly why, I noticed something that might help:

This is the "Inspector" tool of GNU IceCat showing how the "context" button (highlighted) breaks the pattern of all other functioning buttons. Hope this helps!

dessalines commented 4 years ago

The other ones are buttons that do in-page actions, that one is a link. I'd have to see a console.log for why it's not working, bc its working from Firefox and android right now.

sylviaji commented 4 years ago

I think it works if you click on the chain icon (the anchor element):

but won't work if you click on the green area (the button element excluding the chain icon):

dessalines commented 4 years ago

Ah okay, I think I can alter this.

felipeforte commented 4 years ago

I think it works if you click on the chain icon (the anchor element):

but won't work if you click on the green area (the button element excluding the chain icon):

Both clicks have the same behavior. Or should I say the absence of behavior haha

felipeforte commented 4 years ago

The other ones are buttons that do in-page actions, that one is a link. I'd have to see a console.log for why it's not working, bc its working from Firefox and android right now.

How can I have access to the console.log to share with you?

sylviaji commented 4 years ago

Ah okay, I think I can alter this.

I tried to do the nesting in the reverse way (button inside the link) and it works, not sure if that’s the best practice. But seems like it’s not what this issue is about.

sylviaji commented 4 years ago

Both clicks have the same behavior. Or should I say the absence of behavior haha

Hmm, what happens if you click on the link in your picture?

felipeforte commented 4 years ago

Both clicks have the same behavior. Or should I say the absence of behavior haha

Hmm, what happens if you click on the link in your picture?

I mean, I don't know what you mean by "clicking". It's on the Inspector tool, so if I click on it, it just prompts me to edit the HTML code.

If I, however, copy and paste that link, it works.