(In reply to Ray Kraesig [:rkraesig] from comment #15) > I think mobile can have the URL-bar at the bottom sometimes, so it wouldn't quite be that simple...) (In reply to Emilio Cobos Álvarez (:emilio) from comment #18 > On mobile this attack doesn't apply because select uses native modal menus, not XUL menus. (In particular, from a UX perspective -- on Android, if you tap a select menu, you don't get a "dropdown"-style UI -- instead you get a modal overlay popup-dialog that floats on top of everything and potentially covers up most of the screen, and that already includes the url bar).
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(In reply to Ray Kraesig [:rkraesig] from comment #15) > I think mobile can have the URL-bar at the bottom sometimes, so it wouldn't quite be that simple...) (In reply to Emilio Cobos Álvarez (:emilio) from comment #18 > On mobile this attack doesn't apply because select uses native modal menus, not XUL menus. (In particular, from a UX perspective -- on Android, if you tap a select menu, you don't get a "dropdown"-style UI -- instead you get a modal overlay popup-dialog that floats on top of everything and potentially covers up most of the screen, and that already includes the url bar).
(In reply to Ray Kraesig [:rkraesig] from comment #15) > I think mobile can have the URL-bar at the bottom sometimes, so it wouldn't quite be that simple...) (In reply to Emilio Cobos Álvarez (:emilio) from comment #18 > On mobile this attack doesn't apply because select uses native modal menus, not XUL menus. (In particular, from a UX perspective -- on Android, if you tap a `<select>` button, you don't get a "dropdown"-style UI -- instead you get a modal overlay popup-dialog that floats on top of everything and potentially covers up most of the screen, and that already includes the url bar).