Description
See title. I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it's definitely unintended behaviour to me.
Steps to Reproduce
- Install any apps. For example install
example.com
- Enable "Open out-of-scope URLs in a default browser"
- Click on an out-of-scope URL. In example.com there is the "More information" link that goes to an out-of-scope URL.
- The link is opened in my default browser as expected; but the app window icon is changed to the loading icon (and since the page is never opened in the app browser, the loading icon is always there until I force-reload the page by using ctrl+r or similar). I don't think this should happen.
What should happen
I think at least the out-of-scope links shouldn't trigger the loading icon. I would even prefer that the loading icon is never triggered by any links, out-of-scope or not, though this is purely personal preference.
Additional Information
See the title bar here
Affected Websites
I reckon this will happen anywhere. But I've tested and found this bug on
- discord.com which is where I mainly use the extension ← whenever I click any links, the loading indicator will stay there until I force-reload or close the app
- example.com which is the reproduction I wrote above
Environment
- Operating system: macOS Sonoma public beta
- System architecture: Apple M2
- Installation method: Homebrew + Firefox extension store
- PWAsForFirefox extension version: 2.7.3
- PWAsForFirefox native version: 2.7.3
- PWAsForFirefox runtime version: 2.7.3
- Firefox version: 116.0.1
Description
See title. I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it's definitely unintended behaviour to me.
Steps to Reproduce
example.comWhat should happen
I think at least the out-of-scope links shouldn't trigger the loading icon. I would even prefer that the loading icon is never triggered by any links, out-of-scope or not, though this is purely personal preference.
Additional Information
See the title bar here
Affected Websites
I reckon this will happen anywhere. But I've tested and found this bug on
Environment