I’ve been trying to submit this to Bug Submission Assistant and, yes, I’m signed in, but BSA is repeatedly reporting, quote: “It looks like you didn’t come from the right page (you have no valid token for the” (whatever the rest of the truncated message says).
The BSA page was opened in a separate tab each time (about 5 times) by using the option from the Get Help menu at the top of the libreoffice.org page.
The text of the error message stops there, cut short, as cited, above. So, I don’t know what the rest of it says. And there’s also no indication of what page I should be coming from. The Libreoffice.org Get Help menu should be fine regardless of which LibreOffice.org page a person is in or at; especially if the page has the Get Help menu at the top.
So, a copy of what the report would consist of will be posted here, instead.
Problem description:
Installation of Libreoffice 4.2.2 and 4.1.5 adversely affected Firefox, a little. Ctrl+Shift+B no longer worked for opening the bookmarks manager in Firefox; leaving only one way to do this, by using the Firefox Bookmarks menu.
The phrasing used below, for the “Steps to reproduce” the problem, represents the procedure I exercised. It isn’t worded for presentation for QA testers to do their work, f.e. Also, I’m using Windows XP Pro SP3 and it’s up to date, for XP.
Steps to reproduce:
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Uninstalled Libreoffice (LO) 3.6.5
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Installed LO 4.2.2 without the Calc and Maths components or applications.
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Double-clicked on an existant .odt file to see that LO will start up and load the file, and this worked fine.
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Went back to Firefox by clicking on it to bring it to the foreground and pressed Ctrl+Shift+B to open the bookmarks manager. This no longer worked.
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Uninstalled LO 4.2.2 to install 4.1.5, but the same problem happened again.
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Uninstalled 4.1.5 to re-install 3.6.5 and Ctrl+Shift+B is working correctly again in Firefox.
Current behavior:
Working correctly again after re-installing LO 3.6.5.
Expected behavior:
For installation of LO to not adversely interfere with or affect other applications.