Open cpeterso opened 6 days ago
cpeterso
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6 days ago Safari and Chrome avoid this problem by making their prompts modal. You must dismiss the prompt before you can interact with the page again.
If you tap YouTube’s “Open App” button a second time in Chrome after denying the first prompt (with “Don’t Allow”), Chrome will open the YouTube app without prompting. I don’t know if that is a feature or a bug.
abodea
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5 days ago Hello, please note that we had this issue before, and it was closed by Andi: https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/FXIOS-8320. The bug appeared as QA Verified, but it was never fixed to be verified. Adding this issue as it might help to track down a fix @cpeterso @afurlan-firefox @PARAIPAN9
cpeterso
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5 days ago I see that I reported that original bug https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios/issues/18438. I thought this bug seemed familiar. 🙂
data-sync-user
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5 days ago ➤ Norberto Andres Furlan commented:
Stefan Vladut do you remember this one? I remember you had a PR for the modal but I don’t know what happened.
CC: Alexandru Farcasanu for visibility
data-sync-user
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4 days ago ➤ Stefan Vladut commented:
Norberto Andres Furlan I did have a PR for this as a custom UIView but it was not accepted because it would have introduced a lot of complexity in all the other features of the app, as this view would have needed to be managed in all the other interactions to avoid introducing bugs like not being able to interact with the screen or not being able to navigate through the webview
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
There should only be one “Open this link in an external app?” prompt. Each subsequent prompt should cancel/deny the previous prompt.
Actual behavior
Multiple “Open this link in an external app?” prompts, stacked vertically. See the attached screenshot.
Device & build information
Notes
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