Also just started seeing this after updating from Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 to
Ubuntu 18.04. The only relevant thing I can think of, is that I may have
changed the default login manager to GDM. Otherwise, can't think of
anything that might have triggered this.
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So, I think I've found the cause to atleast part of the issue. Recently,
the app broke again failing to remember my tabs at all.
Looking in my files, I noticed a ~/.local/share/webbrowser-
app/session.json.lock file, even though the app wasn't running. The
actual session file was absolutely fine,
It might be an idea to create separate bug reports for each condition
that still fails to show all events.
Another one, if I remember correctly, is multi-day events, I believe it
only shows the event on it's start date and it's end date. e.g. event
starts Mon and ends Friday, it will not appear
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When looking at text messages from a company, which is identified by
name rather than phone number, the phone button is still present and
will open the dialer app with no number.
I'd expect the phone button to be removed when there is no phone number
present.
** Affects:
Back to the original bug. It's been 2-3 weeks, and now it has forgotten
my tabs yet again. Friday night, I closed the browser with 7 tabs,
afterwards I shutdown the phone. Saturday morning, I turned my phone on,
opened a twitter link, the browser app opened with only this tab, having
forgotten my
And, that's also on a Nexus 4, using the stable releases. Failed again
this morning on OTA-13.
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Seems to be working better, having deleted that file. So, maybe some
better logic for detecting/handling corrupted session files is needed.
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Since filing this bug, the issue has only got worse. It has been 100%
reproducible for me for the past couple of months. I have a calendar
reminder to go off at 8am. Every morning, it only goes off when I
actually wake up the phone myself, in some cases this has been over an
hour past the time it
This feature simply doesn't seem to work anymore. I don't remember it
correctly restoring tabs in the past couple of months.
** Summary changed:
- Open tabs keep getting forgotten
+ Restore previous session doesn't work
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Public bug reported:
The browser app keeps forgetting my open tabs on a semi-regular basis.
It seems to happen to me every couple of weeks or so, I will open the
app and all my tabs are gone. This is very frustrating, as there is no
easy way to recover them.
I think it may actually happen more
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All scopes display a star button to unfavourite a scope. It is
easy/trivial to accidentally unfavourite a scope, and then have to
navigate to the manage scopes view to bring it back.
Given that removing a scope should be a very infrequent task, and given
how annoying it can
Public bug reported:
Bring up the manage scopes view. Attempt to delete a scope.
It seems there is no way to delete a scope from this view.
The only way to delete a scope, appears to be to try and find it in the
app store again (if it even exists there) and then uninstall it from the
app
I don't see any Owncloud option under Accounts after updating to OTA 12.
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Title:
create online-account
Yeah, I can confirm a past event is removed from the indicator, so no
need for a 'Past', only a 'Now'.
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I assumed past events would be removed from the indicator (it's not late
enough in the day for me to have seen that yet).
What use is showing previous old events in the upcoming events section
of the indicator? It can't imagine how that would ever be useful.
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Shows an in-progress event, but doesn't make it clear that an event is
in-progress. Registered a new bug for this: #1588376
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When it is just past the start time of an event, the indicator lists
that event as 'x minutes ago'. At an initial glance, this doesn't look
much different from an event scheduled in the future, and takes me a
couple of seconds to register that the event is in-progress.
After
It sounds like there could be support for the W3C push API in the future. This
would have a much better chance of getting email servers to support push
notifications. This would allow push notifications to be supported cross
platform, including both mobile devices and desktop browsers.
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
- Tap into a number/tel field. Keyboard appears in number format.
- Tap another number/tel field without dismissing the keyboard.
Expected:
The keyboard does not change.
Actual:
The keyboard briefly changes to a full text format and then switches
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1424147 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1424147
I'd be interested in this too. But, note there are legal implications. I
believe in some countries it is against the law to disable the sound.
So, this option would need to be hidden in certain countries,
A proposed lifecycle solution from bug #1502628:
I would like to be able to send a notification to the user after a set
amount of time. Additionally, I would like the user to be able to
respond to the notification with a couple of buttons (e.g. Yes/No or
similar).
This could also be used by the
Exactly my usecase. I'm making a nagging reminders app, that will nag
you more and more frequently till you complete a task.
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No, but the page appears to load without any stylesheets or something.
And, when this happens, the links in the menu all seem to be https://,
whereas in any other browser the site loads normally and the links are
all http://.
I'm running the latest stable OTA on mako.
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I've just partially solved the mystery. The certificate is invalid when
navigating through HTTPS.
Is it just that the browser defaults to HTTPS while other browsers
don't? And, maybe my desktop has an older/newer version which doesn't
default to HTTPS?
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When navigating to the URL: http://oilandgasuk.co.uk/about-us.cfm
I receive a certificate is not trusted message. This occurs on the
phone, but does not occur on the desktop in the same browser, or with
any other browser. I also tried switching to WiFi, and still got the
"All without rebooting."
You need to reboot to reproduce the issue. Disable bluetooth, then
reboot. Then enable bluetooth and see if it works. The issue only occurs
(for me atleast) when booting the phone with bluetooth already disabled.
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That's excellent news. Looking forward to this landing in an OTA.
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Title:
bluetooth can not be enabled
How do you add indicator-datetime as an affected project correctly? The
project doesn't track bugs directly, but through ubuntu/+source
/indicator-datetime. How do you add this?
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Seems that I can change the target. But how do I set it correctly in the
firstplace?
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Title:
Non-existent
Note: If you need to access a page, you can enter the login as part of
the URL as a simple workaround. (http://user:p...@url.com)
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Tried it with ListView by printing numModel.get(listview.currentIndex).num.
This behaves correctly, and always stays on the 12, until that item is removed.
The issue described is present in ONLY the Picker component.
** Summary changed:
- PageHeadSections/Picker: selectedIndex changes
** Description changed:
When adding/removing an item from the model, the item selected by the
PageHeadSections changes. Selecting the next item along when removing an
item before the selection, and the previous item when adding an item
before the selection.
Note that this behaviour
** Attachment removed: "test.qml"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1344883/+attachment/4156880/+files/test.qml
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When adding/removing an item from the model, the item selected by the
PageHeadSections changes. Selecting the next item along when removing an
item before the selection, and the previous item when adding an item
before the selection.
Note that this behaviour works correctly
OK, the section headers are not the same issue as the picker component.
I've attached a new example showing both.
With both components set to index 12:
After removing item 8, the section header moves to item 13, but the picker
jumps to item 7.
After removing item 3, the section header moves
Note, this doesn't even need flight mode, I can reproduce it 100% just
by switching off Bluetooth:
Disable bluetooth.
Reboot phone.
Enable bluetooth.
This fails to enable bluetooth. If bluetooth is disabled when the phone
booted, the only was to enable it is to click enable and reboot the
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When clicking a message to expand that message, the message is still
truncated. This used to expand and show the complete message (several
month ago).
It seems that expanding now does little more than display the field for
replying.
This is not of much use being able to
As said, it's a worst-case scenario. I expect 99% of users to enable 2-5
languages and not be a problem. But, it is possible for someone to
enable every language. I see no reason to arbitrarily limit the users
choice, they are smart enough to decide what is suitable to them.
I've attached a
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document.contents[foo] = bar has no effect.
This results in needing to write the above code as:
var temp = document.contents
temp[foo] = bar
document.contents = temp
This is annoying and ugly code everytime I want to update a single
value.
Proposed solution:
Allow
I've now switched to using PageHeadSections for this, and am
experiencing much the same issue. If I insert something before the
current index I need to add 1 to the selected index to compensate, and
the reverse for removal.
** Summary changed:
- Picker: selectedIndex changes incorrectly when
Public bug reported:
If there are too many parts in PageHeadSections, there is no way to
select sections off the screen. This could be solved by allowing the
sections to be scrolled horizontally, similarly to how the original
Header worked in the early toolkit versions.
Example of where this is
If you are getting position with WiFi, that sounds like you are getting
the WiFi based location from the HERE service. This position can be
fairly accurate, but is not GPS, it will also work without connecting to
a WiFi point, just as long as WiFi is enabled and it can see a list of
surrounding
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After the start time of an event, the event disappears from the
indicator.
Scenario 1: My phone sounds a notification for an event. I look at my
phone 10 seconds later, and there is no indication as to what the
notification was for (not saving the notification in the
Public bug reported:
I have some events that recur regularly (such as every week). Looking in
the indicator these events appear only once, despite them recurring
before the next event.
For example, I have right now, 3 weekly events which are being displayed
in the indicator for this week. But,
** Description changed:
After the start time of an event, the event disappears from the
indicator.
Scenario 1: My phone sounds a notification for an event. I look at my
phone 10 seconds later, and there is no indication as to what the
notification was for (not saving the notification
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1408263 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1408263
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1408263
Edge gestures still get lost (mako)
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This has also been happening to me a little too frequently. It's
particularly bad, given that you can't use the system without these edge
gestures, being unable to return to the home screen, switch app, launch
new apps etc.
Like others, this seems to happen when in a pocket, and most times when
Public bug reported:
Occasionally the system gets in a state where the left/right edge swipes
stop functioning. I've found no way to fix this other than restarting
the phone.
This is a critical issue given that the phone is mostly unusable without
these gestures, there is no way to switch
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
** Changed in: platform-api (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: qtubuntu
Status: In Progress = Fix Released
** Changed in: platform-api
Status: In Progress = Fix Released
** Changed
This bug was on the phone and was fixed long ago. If you are
experiencing similar issues, please report a new bug.
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The calendar app appears to list 'Birthdays Anniversaries' as a
calendar, which makes it more confusing and inconsistent while birthdays
are still not exposed. If this is not going to be ready soon, then the
calendar app should probably not show that calendar for the time being.
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Yes, but my point is that if developers miss the documentation, and
don't set this setting, it shouldn't cause disruption to the whole
platform, which is what will currently happen.
If alerts is the default, then a developer not selecting multimedia for
their app will only disrupt their own app,
If this remains the default, then every 3rd party app that misses this
setting is going to cause the same problem whenever they choose to play
a sound, which will be rather irritating. Note that this also happens
everytime a notification sounds due to a text message or similar.
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I'd also like to point out that some of these icons don't even make
sense. A quote taken from http://asktog.com/atc/principles-of-
interaction-design/ :
The inverse of skeuomorphism is abstraction, a prominent feature in so-
called flat design, a fashion that took hold in 2013, turning once well-
A comment on the 30 mins idea: that seems fine for a laptop with a few
hours battery life, it gives enough time to finish what you're doing and
shutdown the machine. But, for an always-on device like a phone, 30 mins
is not enough warning to do anything if I happen to be out and about; I
would
The call log (Recent) appears to only show the time of call now, and no
dates at all, which is completely useless.
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