Build: 2004031508 Platform: OS X 10.3.3 Expected Results: The undo command should be dimmed when no previous task has taken place (i.e. typed a new url address, cut a url address or pasted a url address into the url field) What I got: After launching Camino, placing focus in either Google toolbar field or URL field will enable the Undo command under Edit. This is incorrect since I haven't completed a previous task that needed to undone. Steps to reproduce: 1) Launch Camino 2) Place focus in either the Google toolbar field or URL field. 3) Notice the undo command is active and does nothing after it is selected. Note: If I place focus in the URL field and select undo, I get this output in terminal (I was running Camino via GDB): NSUndoManager 0x19abfe0 is in invalid state, undo was called with too many nested undo groups

It reproduced. In addition, there is no problem in textarea of form. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X Mach-O; ja-JP; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040317 Camino/0.7+

I wasn't seeing this at first (20040315, 10.3.2), but after playing around, I believe I have a more specific set of steps to reproduce: 1) Launch Camino 2) Follow a link or bookmark to change your page, but click to give focus to the url bar very quickly after doing so--I'm pretty sure the bug depends on having focus in the url bar *while* the url updates to the new page. 3) Note the Undo command is active If I select undo, then it stops being active for me until I follow the steps I listed again.

Is this related to bug 346471?

(In reply to comment #3) > Is this related to bug 346471? Perhaps, but maybe to something else, too. I can repro on 1.6.6 on 10.3.9 on my PBG4 and (very briefly during some part of pageload, but does not persist after pageload) on 1.6.6 on 10.5.6 on my MBP, but not at all in 2.0pre.