Public bug reported: Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
This same behavior has existed in previous versions of Firefox, and has always seemed unnatural to me. Steps to repeat: 1. Do [Ctrl + B] to open up the bookmarks side pane 2. Expand "Bookmarks Menu" 3. Find an existing subfolder (let's call it FolderA) of "Bookmarks Menu" 4. Right click FolderA and then click "New Folder..." 5. Hit "Ok" on the dialog Expected result (most natural behavior): FolderA has a subfolder named "New Folder" Actual result: FolderA has a sibling folder (that is, a subfolder of "Bookmarks Menu") called "New Folder" This behavior seems unnatural, as most applications automatically create subfolders in such a situation. In fact, even Thunderbird will automatically create a subfolder if you repeat a similar process on a mail folder. ** Affects: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu) Importance: Undecided Status: New ** Tags: bookmarks folder ** Summary changed: - Doing [Right click > "New Folder..."] on a bookmark folder creates a new sibling folder, not a child folder as expected + "New Folder..." creates a new sibling folder, not a new child folder ** Summary changed: - "New Folder..." creates a new sibling folder, not a new child folder + "New Folder..." creates a new sibling folder, not a new subfolder ** Description changed: Binary package hint: firefox-3.0 This same behavior has existed in previous versions of Firefox, and has always seemed unnatural to me. Steps to repeat: 1. Do [Ctrl + B] to open up the bookmarks side pane 2. Expand "Bookmarks Menu" 3. Find an existing subfolder (let's call it FolderA) of "Bookmarks Menu" 4. Right click FolderA and then click "New Folder..." 5. Hit "Ok" on the dialog Expected result (most natural behavior): - FolderA has a child folder named "New Folder" + FolderA has a subfolder named "New Folder" Actual result: FolderA has a sibling folder (that is, a subfolder of "Bookmarks Menu") called "New Folder" + + This behavior seems unnatural, as most applications automatically create + subfolders in such a situation. In fact, even Thunderbird will + automatically create a subfolder if you repeat a similar process on a + mail folder. ** Tags added: bookmarks folder -- "New Folder..." creates a new sibling folder, not a new subfolder https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222844 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs