Added an extension function that pops the backstack of the fragment so the user is redirected to the Logins and passwords screen.
This is done to force the user to re-authenticate if he wants to re-enter the saved logins flow.
Additionally, some UI elements are being hidden on each Fragment since they were remained visible on the Logins and passwords screen's UI.
- Changed the visibility check to check just for the permissions shown instead of all the permissions in WebsitePermissionsState
- Added bottom padding to the permissions root view so there is balanced padding on top and bottom
For some text and colors, we were using the default styling where
possible. These styles contain references that react to theme changes
like dark mode. Since the migration UI does not respect these changes,
we should not use them.
It is possible that after migration users would already have Firefox PWAs on
their screen.
Since they already know about this functionality, we should not promote it to
them with the one-off `FirstTimePwaFragment`.
To query installed PWAs we'll use an API available only on Android >= 26 which
means that we will probably have half of users with PWAs still see the
onboarding but half which will not.
Problem was that we were trying to process menu changes (in response to account manager events) on some background thread as that's what account manager emits them on, so some code internally in PopupWindow's dismiss handling (i think, didn't dig very deeply here) was silently giving up and we'd get into a bad state.
The reason this seemingly only happened if you quickly opened a menu on startup is because account manager isn't initialized until sometime after the startup finished. So the trick was to open the menu (and register account manager state callbacks) before it got initialized, so that the callbacks are invoked.
This should also reproduce in other, much more obscure ways, e.g. if you open the menu right before sync is scheduled to run in the background, change FxA password on another connected client, and then eventually receive a onAuthenticationProblem callback.
- Renamed DownloadNotification and removed DownloadState.dismissed dependency
- Improved DynamicDownloadDialog behaviour when scrolling
- DynamicDownloadDialog remains attached to tab until dismissed
- Fixed onTryAgain not working for resumed DownloadDialogs
As the bookmark node data is loaded from storage every time the fragment's view is created, when the user navigates to the SelectFolderFragment and returns, the bookmark is loaded once again from storage, replacing the EditText's content (title and URL) which causes the loss of user input.
Validating that the loaded bookmark is different from the one that is already referenced in the fragment avoids unnecessarily replacing the `EditText`s values.
* Create editable view and fragment. Update login info page to display options menu with edit and delete.
* Create feature flag for edit. Check flag in the login detail fragment and default to just delete.
* Add three-dot kebab options menu in login detail fragment. Add title to the login item.
* Nav to and from edit view on save and back pressed.
* Save login through AC login manager. Clear text in editable field on button click.
* Match colors, fonts, dimens to UX specs for edit logins. Enable password reveal/hide and clearing text fields.
* Refactoring logins fragments. Using component Login object for consistency.
Fetch login list when saved logins are opened. Fetch login details when detail view is opened.
Revert "Fetch login list when saved logins are opened. Fetch login details when detail view is opened."
This reverts commit 44fe17166c3332b330229258b2e8982832672e3b.
* Using parcelable login and Login component class to pass ids and items between fragments
* Retrieve login from storage when viewing login details.
Rename login logic for consistency.
Ktlint cleanup
Fix nits and naming consistency.
* UX consistency for login detail and edit login pages
* Rebasing with logins sort - updating logins store.
* Rebasing with logins sort - merging fragments and controllers.
* Lint and removing unused files.
* UX cleanup.
* Update string description
Currently we support sorting by name and by last used. Also, the selected
option is saved in shared preferences so that the last option chosen by
the user is properly displayed even after the app was restarted.
