Affected versions

• 106.0a1

Affected platforms

• macOS 12
• Windows 11
• Ubuntu 22.04

Steps to reproduce

1. Launch FF .
2. Perform browsing activity on the device(closing each website accessed).
3. Go to Firefox View section.
4. Click anywhere on Recently closed and Tab Pickup titles.

Expected result

• Sections are not collapsing/expanding when clicking on the titles of the sections.

Actual result

• Sections are collapsing/expanding when clicking on the titles of the sections.

Regression range

• New Feature

Notes

• Improving this would greatly benefit the overall aesthetics of the page and increase the overall UX quality.
• As a user, I would want a clear indication of the fact that I could also click the title sections in order to perform the collapse/expand actions.

(In reply to Vlad Lucaci, QA (:vlucaci) from comment #0)

• Improving this would greatly benefit the overall aesthetics of the page and increase the overall UX quality.
• As a user, I would want a clear indication of the fact that I could also click the title sections in order to perform the collapse/expand actions.

It's not clear to me what indication this would be. We already change the cursor. Ray?

Adding a few more folks to the cc thread. I agree that the cursor change seems like a reasonable indication. Josh, do you have thoughts here?

This is as expected. A couple reasons - this was better than the alternative for accessibility.

The technical implementation here gives screenreader users a better reading than we had before.
The button is far out on the right and users relying on zoom might not see it. Having the pointer change to a hand over the header and allowing that to be actionable provides an interactive space more accessible to users who are zoomed in and a little feedback from the cursor change.
The large tap target is more accessible, especially for multi interaction type devices (touch screen laptops).

In our fast follow we have a story that will move the disclosure arrows to the left of the header as well which will make this all feel a little more coherent as the button and header/subheader will feel more like a single element.