What you’re describing here is a bug in the TextField component used by
the browser for the address bar. I verified that the field actually
contains the entire URL, despite not allowing to scroll through it (if
you long press to show the context menu, then select all, then copy, and
paste it into a
This method doesn't seem to work for me. I select one of the links as
instructed. It doesn't generate an error page, rather it just shows a
blank page. When I go to the address bar it looks like most of the
javascript has been deleted, it just says
"ref);document.body.appendChild(_LP_);".
I thi
I just looked further into this, and I think we can close the bug as
invalid: LastPass has some instructions on how one needs to remove the
"android:lpfill?" prefix from the URL when creating a bookmark with it,
so this is the expected behaviour:
« If your mobile device doesn't support copy and
The "like Android" token in the default UA string has been the topic of
many debates in the past. If you’re interested, see the discussion in
bug #1328183.
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(Also it's kinda late here, I didn't read carefully, and I now realise
that all of the above is exactly what you said in your comment. Sorry!
I still kinda think that the UA string is a bit misleading though.)
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Ah right, so I just checked my own server logs and the user agent string
in the Ubuntu browser is "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Ubuntu 14.04 like Android
4.4) AppleWebKit/537.36 Chromium/35.0.1870.2 Mobile Safari/537.36". I
don't think I can realistically blame LastPass for treating it like an
Android phon
Wow, that is interesting. It turns out that using the Ubuntu browser
Lastpass's website returns that "android:" string as the bookmarklet,
whereas using a normal webbrowser it returns a much longer "javascript:"
string. Seems like this is some kind of optimisation introduced on
LastPass's end and
You mention in the description that the bookmarklet starts with
"android:", is that correct?
If so there’s no chance of it being supported in webbrowser-app.
Bookmarklets are supposed to start with "javascript:". See bug #1407746
for support of correct bookmarklets.
I’ll keep this bug open though
