<shorthand bug report; assuming known issue> Steps to reproduce: 1. Click in the browser URL widget 2. From the File menu, choose "Select All" Expected results: ---> Browser URL widget contents to be selected. Actual results: ---> Page contents are selected Reproduced on: 2000022308 Mac OS

Oops. Sorry --- this bug was prematurely submitted due to a focus problem in today's build. Unable to reproduce on the Linux/Win32 builds of the same date.

sounds like a focus problem; toss over to saari

Please note that I'm not seeing this with 100% reproducibility, nor could I easily reduce to a reproducible set of test cases. Saari, if the bug isn't immediately obvious, please let me know, and I can show it to you in person, or invest more time in making a reproducible case.

There's more: When "Select All" doesn't work in the URL field, no matter what selections you make in the URL field, the Copy menu item doesn't reflect them. Instead, it only reflects the selections made in the browser window. e.g. if you have nothing selected in the browser window, and then select the entire URL field, neither Cut/Copy/Paste will be enabled.

...and finally, I've also seen times in which: - Cursor is in the URL widget - Select All is enabled ...and choosing "Select All" neither selects URL Widget content or browser page content. (Nothing happens)

Proabably the saame problen as bug 29004

Why does saari have this bug? It should either be mine, or an xpapps person.

Mass-moving most M15 bugs to M16

smfr, I think this works now, at least it seems to work for me. This sounds a lot like the bugs where the command dispatcher would get confused. I'm giving it to you to kill or keep open as you see fit. Kick it back to me if you see it again and think it is my problem.

I believe this to be fixed as well. (Been working for quite a while, actually.)

Verified fixed. Mozilla M15 2000041704, Mac OS 9.0.4. Whoever verifies verification can change status/resolution (probably sfraser since it was passed to him).

Fixed. Allegedly.

Adding verifme so it gets more than an "allegedly." :P

Using this morning's Mac OS build, I can no longer reproduce this problem. Simon thinks it's fixed. (Or if not, it should be manifested as a more general command dispatching problem affecting more than 'Select All'.) Rubber-stamping as Verified.