1) Open two tabs with web content 2) Click the url bar to open the awesomescreen 3) Open the tabs tray 4) Select the other open tab Expected: The selected tab's web content is shown Actual: The awesomescreen remains open

The correct behavior should probably be to leave the about:home screen when we open the tabs tray.

The behavior in comment 1 seems like the quickest and cleanest solution. Alternatively, users may want to edit their current tab from the awesomescreen with the tabs tray open, however, selecting content from the awesomescreen (including the toolbar) closes the tabs tray, so that interaction paradigm is more or less pointless at the present. Ian, what do you think? (Side note: The discussion here may be applicable to the discussion in bug 917514)

I can reproduce this bug in today's nightly build using a Galaxy 10'1 Tab and Android 3.1

This will also be fixed by bug 918007. We'll disable all toolbar elements while editing.

I closed as WONTFIX just to make sure that no one would work on this before bug 918007 is fixed. But maybe adding a dependency is a better way to handle this.

Tracking this for 918007

(In reply to Michael Comella (:mcomella) from comment #2) > The behavior in comment 1 seems like the quickest and cleanest solution. > > Alternatively, users may want to edit their current tab from the > awesomescreen with the tabs tray open, however, selecting content from the > awesomescreen (including the toolbar) closes the tabs tray, so that > interaction paradigm is more or less pointless at the present. > > Ian, what do you think? > > (Side note: The discussion here may be applicable to the discussion in bug > 917514) un-needinfoing due to bug 918007

The patches for bug 918007 have landed in Nightly. You cannot open the tabs tray while editing anymore. Closing.