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You will see that it opens up as is, without prompting to open in the new Bandcamp container
Expected behavior
It should prompt you to open in the Bandcamp container
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Firefox has this feature where (if I am not mistaken) the domain name is highlighted when on a site. So for example, on github.com, here is how the url looks.
See how github.com is highlighted?
Same thing occurs for bandcamp.com. Here are screenshots, for both the main site, and the link to the album from the recreation steps.
So, Firefox is clearly aware of the fact that they are from the same domain, even if they are 2 very different links.
I would think then that this would allow them to be under the same container, but alas, that seems not to be the case.
I feel like not auto-defaulting would be bad because many websites are designed in this way. Hell, even github itself does this, with the some_name.github.io format.
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Actual behavior
You will see that it opens up as is, without prompting to open in the new Bandcamp container
Expected behavior
It should prompt you to open in the Bandcamp container
Additional informations
Firefox has this feature where (if I am not mistaken) the domain name is highlighted when on a site. So for example, on github.com, here is how the url looks.
See how github.com is highlighted?
Same thing occurs for bandcamp.com. Here are screenshots, for both the main site, and the link to the album from the recreation steps.
So, Firefox is clearly aware of the fact that they are from the same domain, even if they are 2 very different links.
I would think then that this would allow them to be under the same container, but alas, that seems not to be the case.
I feel like not auto-defaulting would be bad because many websites are designed in this way. Hell, even github itself does this, with the some_name.github.io format.
Provide a copy of Troubleshooting Information page (optional)
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