Jason got this as a complaint on Twitter (see screenshot below). We don't know how often this happens in the wild, but when it does, it's unexpected and annyoing. Magnus once fixed a very similar issue in Bug 525124 - Double Clicking in a Blank Space Opens the Advanced Property Editor. Incomplete STR extracted from original user report: - Reply to a message having <o:p> - Double-click a word to select it for copying Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog for <o:p> unexpectedly pops up and gets in the way - Annoying whenever it happens. Expected - no dialog should pop up - select the word only I am failing to reproduce this with the above steps. Here's the only variant STR which has reproduced for me on TB 102.2.2 (64-bit), Win10: 1. Compose new message 2. `Insert > HTML` dialog: Enter this code: `<p><o:p>test</o:p></p>` Note: <o:p> is a tag inserted by MS Office, apparently for *Office Namespace* [1] 3. Fast quadruple-click at the very left edge of the word `test` (just on the edge of or just outside the selection) Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog pops up Expected - I don't think we'd ever want `Advanced Property Editor` dialog to pop up from just clicking about when selecting text. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7808968/what-do-op-elements-do-anyway
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Jason got this as a complaint on Twitter (see screenshot below). We don't know how often this happens in the wild, but when it does, it's unexpected and annyoing. Magnus once fixed a very similar issue in Bug 525124 - Double Clicking in a Blank Space Opens the Advanced Property Editor. Incomplete STR extracted from original user report: - Reply to a message having <o:p> - Double-click a word to select it for copying Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog for <o:p> unexpectedly pops up and gets in the way - Annoying whenever it happens. Expected - no dialog should pop up - select the word only I am failing to reproduce this with the above steps. Here's the only variant STR which reproduce for me on TB 102.2.2 (64-bit), Win10: 1. Compose new message 2. `Insert > HTML` dialog: Enter this code: `<p><o:p>test</o:p></p>` Note: <o:p> is a tag inserted by MS Office, apparently for *Office Namespace* [1] 3. Fast quadruple-click at the very left edge of the word `test` (just on the edge of or just outside the selection) Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog pops up Expected - I don't think we'd ever want `Advanced Property Editor` dialog to pop up from just clicking about when selecting text. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7808968/what-do-op-elements-do-anyway
Jason got this as a complaint on Twitter (see screenshot below). We don't know how often this happens in the wild, but when it does, it's unexpected and annyoing. Magnus once fixed a very similar issue in Bug 525124 - Double Clicking in a Blank Space Opens the Advanced Property Editor. And we've fixed many such issues before (bugs listed in *see also*). New STR : - see testcase 1 by thomas8 in comment 6, attachment 9294414 [details] - Reply to a message created with Microsoft Office having empty <o:p></o:p> tag in a nested context (see original source in comment 4): `<span>double-click HERE<o:p></o:p></span>` You can create such message via `Insert > HTML` in composition, or use testcase 1 (attachment 9294414 [details]). - In the quoted text, double-click on the last word ("HERE") before the <o:p> tag to select it for copying Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog for `<o:p>` unexpectedly pops up and gets in the way - Annoying whenever it happens. Expected - no dialog should pop up - select the word only ----- ~I am failing to reproduce this with the above steps.~ Here's ~the only~ a **variant STR which reproduce for me** on TB 102.2.2 (64-bit), Win10: 1. Compose new message 2. `Insert > HTML` dialog: Enter this code: `<p><o:p>test</o:p></p>` Note: <o:p> is a tag inserted by MS Office, apparently for *Office Namespace* [1] 3. Fast quadruple-click at the very left edge of the word `test` (just on the edge of or just outside the selection) Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog pops up Expected - I don't think we'd ever want `Advanced Property Editor` dialog to pop up from just clicking about when selecting text. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7808968/what-do-op-elements-do-anyway
Jason got this as a complaint on Twitter (see screenshot below). We don't know how often this happens in the wild, but when it does, it's unexpected and annyoing. Magnus once fixed a very similar issue in Bug 525124 - Double Clicking in a Blank Space Opens the Advanced Property Editor. And we've fixed many such issues before (bugs listed in *see also*). New STR : - see testcase 1 by thomas8 in comment 6, attachment 9294414 [details] - Reply to a message created with Microsoft Office having empty `<o:p></o:p>` tag in a nested context (see original source in comment 4): `<span>double-click HERE<o:p></o:p></span>` You can create such message via `Insert > HTML` in composition, or use testcase 1 (attachment 9294414 [details]). - In the quoted text, double-click on the last word ("HERE") before the <o:p> tag to select it for copying Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog for `<o:p>` unexpectedly pops up and gets in the way - Annoying whenever it happens. Expected - no dialog should pop up - select the word only ----- ~I am failing to reproduce this with the above steps.~ Here's ~the only~ a **variant STR which reproduce for me** on TB 102.2.2 (64-bit), Win10: 1. Compose new message 2. `Insert > HTML` dialog: Enter this code: `<p><o:p>test</o:p></p>` Note: `<o:p>` is a tag inserted by MS Office, apparently for *Office Namespace* [1] 3. Fast quadruple-click at the very left edge of the word `test` (just on the edge of or just outside the selection) Actual - `Advanced Property Editor` dialog pops up Expected - I don't think we'd ever want `Advanced Property Editor` dialog to pop up from just clicking about when selecting text. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7808968/what-do-op-elements-do-anyway