1829804 - Clicking on the body of the WDBA notification when placed inside the "notification center" will just dismiss it without making Firefox the default browser

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Toolkit :: Default Browser Agent, defect)

Description

[Bogdan Maris, Desktop Test Engineering]

Found in

• Firefox 113.0b4

Affected versions

• Firefox 113.0b4
• Nightly 114.0a1

Tested platforms

• Affected platforms: Windows 11 and Windows 10
• Unaffected platforms: macOS and Ubuntu

Steps to reproduce

1. Have Firefox as default browser
2. Run the default browser task from Task Scheduler
3. Make Edge the default browser
4. Run the default browser task again
5. W11: Click the Date/Time icon from the bottom of the screen
6. W10: Click the notification cloud from the bottom right of the screen
7. Click the body of the Firefox notification
8. Check what is the default browser

Expected result

• Notification is dismissed and Firefox is the default browser again

Actual result

• Notification is dismissed and Edge is still the default browser

Regression range

• Not applicable in this case

Additional notes

• Not sure if this is a real bug or not, but I think is best to have it on file to discuss it
• I think clicking the body of the notification from the “notification panel” should have the same behavior as when the notification is on directly displayed on the screen.
• I think this is of a low severity because most people will either choose to dismiss the notification by clicking X, No or Yes

Comment 1

[Nick Rishel [:nrishel]]

Resolved by Bug 1867144.