Button definition changes before user can stop his finger
Reported by
jidanni@gmail.com,
Sep 27 2017
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Issue descriptionExample URL: Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. User's cellphone is just at the edge of coverage, so state is switching from connected to not connected and back, often. 2. User clicks some link. He sees a message "Retry ?" (I forgot the exact wording.) 3. He reaches down to press it, but before his finger can touch the screen, that message has now changed into "Download ... offline?" (Again I forgot the exact wording.) But it's too late. His "vote for Obama has become a vote for Trump" because somebody changed the button before he could stop his finger. What is the expected behavior? What went wrong? Yes, he can now hit "Cancel". But in the future please don't switch what people fingers are about to press right in the same spot before they can stop their finger. Did this work before? N/A Chrome version: Android latest Channel: canary OS Version: Nightly Flash Version:
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Sep 27 2017
Jian, Please take a look.
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Sep 28 2017
I couldn't reproduce, but seems like this would happen if initially you got a timed out interstitial as the network was slow to nothing. Then as the page polls for a network connection and gets one to reload but then is disconnected again, it switches to the offline interstitial, causing the button change.
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Sep 28 2017
Yes, it takes just the right network fluctuation to reproduce thus it will be hard to reproduce. All you need to do is add a one second delay after making the first button, or before making the second button... It seems a one second delay after every action would be good... But then again there would thus be a delay introduced before telling him about new network conditions...
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Sep 28 2017
This seems like a more general problem - I've certainly "misclicked" when images were popping in on poorly written sites that had images popping in. |
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Comment 1 by mmenke@chromium.org
, Sep 27 2017Components: UI>Browser>Offline