** Description changed: Ubuntu 15.04 r99, BQ Aquaris E4.5 1. Add a Google account to Contacts, if there isn't one already. 2. Create a new card with someone's name and a phone number. 3. Sometime later, navigate to the card. What you see: "Addressbook" and your Gmail address. What's wrong with this: * "Addressbook" is not a word, except for software developers. * You could easily misinterpret this as meaning that you accidentally entered your own e-mail address as the contact's e-mail address. As far as I can tell, "Addressbook:" here means "The place where you want the contact to be stored". You can't choose to store a contact in - more than place, but I guess that's a separate problem. + more than one place, but I guess that's a separate problem. What you should see: * The place where the contact is stored is labelled more plainly, for example, "Stored in:" rather than "Addressbook:". * The location is displayed very differently from normal e-mail addresses. For example: - - as "Google (user.name)" rather than an e-mail address, and/or - - with more vertical empty space between this and the actual contact data, and/or - - in a smaller font (compare bug 1364638). + - as "Google (user.name)" rather than an e-mail address, and/or + - with more vertical empty space between this and the actual contact data, and/or + - in a smaller font (compare bug 1364638).
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