This is pedantic, but strictly something called <provider-name> is considered an HTML tag
unless it's in a code block (backticks).
See mozilla/glean-dictionary#549 and mozilla/glean-dictionary#497. I'm going to fix this upstream
but figured I might as well file a PR here to fix the underlying issue.
Some tests trying to "Add to top sites" may fail because of the sticky navbar
now covering that menu item -> scroll the menu up a little.
Some tests that previously were trying to scroll to the bottom of the menu to
interact with navbar options now don't have to. Them trying to interact with
navbar option with the menu opened as collapsed is a good test for the navbar
stickyness.
* Show synced tabs or sync account in new tab menu
* Sync sign in item navigates to account settings
* Check account auth and get sync item title
* Look for sync sign in item on home menu for UI test
* Sync sign in menu item UI test
* Removed all views with regards to credit card nickname. Removed the TextInputLayout and TextInputEditText where information would be typed in. Also removed the credit card nickname title text view. I added a margin of 16 dp to the bottom ConstraintLayout that houses the delete, cancel, and save buttons as requested.
* #18830 - Removed all views with regards to credit card nickname. Removed the TextInputLayout and TextInputEditText where information would be typed in. Also removed the credit card nickname title text view. I added a margin of 16 dp to the bottom ConstraintLayout that houses the delete, cancel, and save buttons as requested.
When we allow the homescreen to handle undo for the last tab, we no
longer need to handle this ourselves with our own binding.
In the future, we should re-think this logic to be more robust and less
spread out across multiple screens.
