This has changed a lot since the bug was reported. Tabbing to another
field is now permitted. Also, while entering data in the fields, the
fields will be red (of course, you can still ignore that and tab to
another).

Should we really still keep this bug open? As far as I can tell the
issues have been corrected. I'm marking this as Fix Released right way,
but please feel free to respond or just set it back to New if this was
premature.

** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
       Status: Triaged => Fix Released

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Title:
  NetworkManager could be clearer about IP address input validation

Status in NetworkManager:
  Confirmed
Status in “network-manager-applet” package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  Networkmanager is not very polished in regard of configuring the
  manual ipv4 settings.

  it requires 2 mouse clicks to enter the needed data, after clicking
  add, you enter the IP - but there is no way to enter the netmask and
  then the gateway without grabing the mouse - which is a little bit
  uncomftable. But the input is not really verified which both
  screenshots show:

  1st screenshot displays an ip/mask/gateway of 999.999.999.999 each -
  admited, you just can cancel and not save/exit the dialog, but there
  is no information why the dialog does allow the setting - shure, 999
  seems  obvious...

  Please, if consider to notify the user, don't(!) get inspired by
  Windows and do some pop-up, rather make a baloon or some extra space
  in the dialog the points to the problem.

  The second screenshot show the combo "1" "2" "3" - that is not catched
  at all and allows the user to exit the dialog, as I don't know what
  would happen when I exit the dialog I didn't dare  to save the
  changes.

  Furthermore, after changing the wired settings, you have to apply them
  by reconnecting to the wired network - this might be considered a
  feature, but I expected that when I change a static IP that it get's
  applied the moment I close the dialog

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