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Split view mini URL view is truncating in the wrong direction #42011

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diracdeltas opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by brave/brave-core#26452
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Split view mini URL view is truncating in the wrong direction #42011

diracdeltas opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by brave/brave-core#26452
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@diracdeltas
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in the security review for split view, we asked for a mini URL view on the inactive split. when the URL is too long to fit in the entire view, it truncates from the beginning of the URL. it should instead truncate from the end so that the URL origin is visible OR only show the URL origin.

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@diracdeltas diracdeltas added OS/Desktop priority/P2 A bad problem. We might uplift this to the next planned release. security labels Oct 31, 2024
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thypon commented Oct 31, 2024

Alternatively we should just show the eTLD+1

@rebron rebron moved this to On Deck in Front End Nov 4, 2024
@simonhong simonhong moved this from On Deck to In progress in Front End Nov 8, 2024
@brave-builds brave-builds added this to the 1.75.x - Nightly milestone Nov 9, 2024
@rebron rebron moved this from In progress to Completed in Front End Nov 12, 2024
@rebron rebron changed the title split view mini URL view is truncating in the wrong direction Split view mini URL view is truncating in the wrong direction Dec 10, 2024
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Added QA/Test-All-Platforms since this is a security issue 👍🏻

cc @kjozwiak

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