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* '''Lead Developer''': Mihai Sucan (irc: msucan) | * '''Lead Developer''': Mihai Sucan (irc: msucan) | ||
* '''QA Engineer''': Vlad Maniac (irc: vladmaniac) | * '''QA Engineer''': Vlad Maniac (irc: vladmaniac) | ||
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Autocompletion is implemented in many contexts. Prior to this feature, our completion is similar to that of the WebKit Inspector, but Firebug's current completion UI (which uses a popup as proposed here) seems more usable. | Autocompletion is implemented in many contexts. Prior to this feature, our completion is similar to that of the WebKit Inspector, but Firebug's current completion UI (which uses a popup as proposed here) seems more usable. | ||
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[[Security/Reviews/Firefox6/ReviewNotes/webconsole|Security Notes]] | |||
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Revision as of 17:44, 15 June 2011
Feature | Status | ETA | Owner |
Autocompletion Popup for Web Console | Landed | Kevin Dangoor |
Summary
The current JavaScript autocompletion in the web console suffers from some usability issues (difficulty in discovering other names that are available, inconvenient keyboard shortcuts for choosing a name).
Team
- Feature Manager: Kevin Dangoor
- Lead Developer: Mihai Sucan (irc: msucan)
- QA Engineer: Vlad Maniac (irc: vladmaniac)
- Security: Curtis Koenig
Release Requirements
The new autocomplete popup lists the possible completions such that the user can either click them or scroll through them using the up/down arrow keys. Tab and Enter allow the user to accept the selected completion. Escape closes the popup and deletes the proposed completion.
If the feature is not ready during the Aurora phase, msucan will back it out.
Related Bugs & Dependencies
bug 585991 is the bug that contains the feature.
Other Documentation
Autocompletion is implemented in many contexts. Prior to this feature, our completion is similar to that of the WebKit Inspector, but Firebug's current completion UI (which uses a popup as proposed here) seems more usable.