Maff

  • Aug 21, 2023
  • Joined Feb 11, 2022
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  • In Pinned tabs keep their original "index" in the list of tabs

    Steps to reproduce:

    • Open four tabs
    • Pin the first tab
    • Pin the third tab
    • Press Cmd-1 to go to the first pinned tab
    • Press Cmd-2 and observe that it switches to the first non-pinned tab
    • Press Cmd-3 and observe that it switches to the second pinned tab

    Expected behavior:
    The second pinned tab becomes the focused tab on Cmd-2, and the first non-pinned tab is focused with Cmd-3

    Orion, OS version; hardware type:
    Mac OS 12.1, Orion version 0.99.113.2-beta (WebKit 613.1.12)

    Image/Video:

    Video showing me pressing Ctrl-tab to cycle back and forth through the active tabs. In this case, the two pinned tabs are the first and eighth tabs in the list, according to which number on the keyboard brings them into focus.

    • In Behaviour of opening a link in a new tab is inconsistent

      Steps to reproduce:
      In a pinned tab (ie. webmail), hold down Cmd and left-click a link in an email, observe that the new tab is created at the end of the tab bar
      In the pinned tab from before, middle-click with a mouse on a link, observe that the new tab is created at the start of the tab bar

      Expected behavior:
      The behaviour should be the same for both methods of opening a link in a new tab (though I'd prefer if they open at the very end of the tab bar, rather than the start)

      Orion, OS version; hardware type:
      Orion for Mac Version 0.99.113-beta (WebKit 613.1.12)
      Mac OS 12.1 Monterey, MacBook Pro 13" (2020)

      Image/Video:
      I took a screen recording (filesize was below 20MB) but attempting to attach it to this issue yields the message "Oops! Something went wrong. Please reload the page and try again." - reloading the page did not help, and the backend replied with this JSON:
      {"errors":[{"status":"500","code":"unknown"}]}

      I'll try to attach it to the comments of this issue or something

      • In HTML entities in URIs are parsed when displayed on an error page

        Steps to reproduce:
        Visit a webpage that fails to load, with an HTML entity in the URL, such as & reg;
        Observe that the Orion error page displays a Registered symbol instead of the full URL

        Expected behavior:
        The error page correctly displays the URL

        Orion, OS version; hardware type:
        Orion for Mac Version 0.99.112-beta (WebKit 614.1.1); Mac OS 12.1 (21C52); MacBook Pro 13" (Intel)

        Image/Video: