1883070 - [US][wish] The "Address" and "State" fields are not autofilled when selecting an address from Fenix

Status: REOPENED

(Toolkit :: Form Autofill, defect)

Description

[Adina Petridean QA [:apetridean]]

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Preconditions:

Modify the following pref via about:config: browser.search.region set to US.
Have some saved addresses.

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to: https://www.wish.com/
2. Login with a valid account
3. Add a product to the cart and proceed to checkout.
4. On the “Add shipping address” tap the “First name” text box and select a card from the select address dropdown.
5. Observe the behavior.

Expected result:

All the fields are completed, including the “Address” and “State/Province” fields.

Actual result:

The Address and “State/Province” fields are not autofilled.

Device information

Firefox version: Firefox 124.0b5
Android device model and OS: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (Android 14)

Any additional information?

Please note, the “Address” and “State/Province” fields also don't trigger the select address dropdown list.

Comment 1

[Segun Famisa [:segun]]

There are two issues reported here:

1. Address line 1/2 not getting autofilled.
2. State not getting autofilled.

The first issue is no longer reproducible.

However, the second issue persists. I spent some time looking into this issue. I noticed that the state field is not an autofillable field - not a select, or input. It's a custom div with the states as children of that div, so we have no idea how to fill it. In addition, they do have an input field with the name state - <input id="state" class="FormElement__FormDummyInput-h7mauq-24 hStClv"> , but it does not appear set up for autofill, and that's why it is not getting filled.

I was able to reproduce this issue on desktop as well. So, I'll resolve this as WONTFIX for now, since there's no further action we want to take at this moment.

Comment 2

[Segun Famisa [:segun]]

Reopening this because I was told we should move this to the desktop/platform component so that we can track it. This works on some other browsers, so there's an opportunity to improve how we detect fields.