« Always show the OK button at the bottom, outside of the Flickable. »
That sounds like the correct fix. From a quick look at the UITK
documentation, there's no obvious way of putting the button outside the
default flickable, but that can probably be worked around.
** Changed in: webbrowser-app
It seems to be that they've added a lot of newlines to the end of the
alert message, scrolling the button below the screen.
Here's an attached example file. Turns out, the OK button is actually
at the bottom of all that whitespace. But a malicious user can just add
miles and miles of
(Trimming whitespace obviously wouldn't prevent malicious sites, since
they can just put a period at the end or whatever. But just seemed like
sensible cleanup in case of accidental newlines.)
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You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Touch seeded packages, which
(oh, did you visit youbute.com on your desktop? Yeah it's a different
site then -- like I said originally, visit it on your phone)
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You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Touch seeded packages, which is subscribed to webbrowser-app in Ubuntu.
I’m not getting the javascript alert. The type of scam the user is
getting might be dependent on geoip/locale settings. When browsing to
youbute.com, I’m redirected first to sarah.dntrx.com and then to
videoadblocker.net.
Could you please paste a screenshot of the javascript alert you’re
getting,
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