UA: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/114.0 The issue looks similar to #1696974, but appears to be different issues as #1696974 seems to be fixed already but this one is still reproducible. The issue appears to happen when there are content in the X Primary Selection buffer, and the content contains newline character. Steps to reproduce: 1. Select some text including newline character, to put them into the X Primary Selection buffer. The xclip utility can be used to demonstrate the issue (the \n seems to be necessary to reproduce the issue): `echo -e "xyz\n" | xclip -r` 2. In Firefox, open a New Tab. Let the focus stay in the address bar. 3. Middle-click on a bookmark (to open it in a new tab) Expected result: - The bookmark to open in a new tab. - No change in the "New Tab" tab. Actual result: - The bookmark opened in a new tab. - In the "New Tab" tab, "xyz " is pasted into the address bar. I also think it could become a privacy issue if search engine suggestion is enabled.
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UA: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/114.0 The issue looks similar to bug 1696974, but appears to be different issues as bug 1696974 seems to be fixed already but this one is still reproducible. The issue appears to happen when there are content in the X Primary Selection buffer, and the content contains newline character. Steps to reproduce: 1. Select some text including newline character, to put them into the X Primary Selection buffer. The xclip utility can be used to demonstrate the issue (the \n seems to be necessary to reproduce the issue): `echo -e "xyz\n" | xclip -r` 2. In Firefox, open a New Tab. Let the focus stay in the address bar. 3. Middle-click on a bookmark (to open it in a new tab) Expected result: - The bookmark to open in a new tab. - No change in the "New Tab" tab. Actual result: - The bookmark opened in a new tab. - In the "New Tab" tab, "xyz " is pasted into the address bar. I also think it could become a privacy issue if search engine suggestion is enabled.