Open virginiabalducci opened 1 month ago
Not sure what the expected behavior here should be? @benjthayer
Pls note that the described behavior is kind of standard throughout our whole app (or any other QML app) but I understand we might want to have something special here. I wouldn't regard this as a bug though, more as a (future) feature
It's intended based on this task https://github.com/status-im/status-desktop/issues/15585
Now in terms of the UX maybe the modal should not close itself when clicking the overlay!
It's intended based on this task #15585
Now in terms of the UX maybe the modal should not close itself when clicking the overlay!
Yeah exactly, that's why we need some guidance here @benjthayer or @xAlisher ; most likely for the next milestone?
Moving to 2.31. Needs design input to improve the UX. The current implementation is aligned with the app standard behaviour for the modal.
Notes added by @saledjenic in the WC review https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QkV08jm0ECV01x3yWTLnVGCjTluKQ-IBDJXsHjNeAQg/edit?gid=0#gid=0
It's not good to have the popup displaying WalletConnect requests closable on clicks outside the popup, it should be closed explicitly only, by clicking on the top right X button or rejecting the popup, otherwise user can accidentally click out of the popup and reject the tx.
Yeah this pattern of closing dialogs when clicking outside has caused a few issues in other areas of the app also.
We should remove the interaction of clicking outside of the dialog to dismiss in this instance.
Also, the sign request should only be rejected if the Reject
button in the sign request dialog is clicked. If the user dismisses the dialog (by clicking X
button top right of the dialog), the user should still be able to bring the sign request dialog back up to action by accessing the request from the relevant notification centre item pertaining to the request.
Associated flow here: https://www.figma.com/design/HrmZp1y4S77QJezRFRl6ku/dApp-Interactions---Milestone-1?node-id=3779-28788&t=pVKE1mcHCibKqCd4-4
Maybe we can also raise the app on sign request. This would ensure the sign request is visible to the user.
I agree that action should be rejected only if the Reject
button is clicked, but if we want to keep the rule of closing popup by clicking outside of the popup, then in case of wallet connect popups (signing requests) we should somehow stack them at the bottom of the app (and keep them there till they expire), that those requests can be visible to the user and that user can click on them and continue the process or reject explicitly.
Bug Report
Description
When sending an approval request to sign a transaction, if you click elsewhere in the Status app except on the "Sign Request" pop up, this pop up closes and this action is taken as if user has rejected the approval. I understand that this behavior can be seen in other flows of the app so I'm not sure if there is a way to fix this.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Would be nice to let user click elsewhere except the pop up, and still show the pop up, let the user close it by either rejecting or clicking on the X button. I imagine the user may have the status app opened next to a browser window, and clicking on the status app to go back to it makes user reject the connection unintentionally.
Actual behavior
The app closes the pop-up as it registers user has rejected this connection when user has clicked elsewhere on the App instead of clicking exactly on the "Sign Request" pop up.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4f30826f-a3b2-43b1-9daf-e55e996fc92d
In a situation where user has both the Status app window and the browser window opened in their desktop screen, user has to move the browser window so they can click exactly on the "Sign" button.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/04d6f25d-45fe-45fa-aad9-3fc0f5f9faa9
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