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Ryan Boren 1:51 am on July 14, 2015
Tags: 32589 ( 3 ), 4.3 ( 18 ), beta ( 19 ), iOS ( 64 ), login ( 5 ), login-registration ( 5 ), options, passwords ( 4 ), phablet ( 50 ), settings ( 3 ), thresholds ( 5 ), toolbar ( 12 ), web ( 44 )

Changing my password, iPhone 6+

Starting on the front page, I visit my profile, change my password, and return to the front page.

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: Start on the front page. Tap the avatarAvatar An avatar is an image or illustration that specifically refers to a character that represents an online user. It’s usually a square box that appears next to the user’s name. in the toolbar.

: Tap Edit My Profile

: Scroll down.

: Tap Generate new password.

: What happens if I tap Go? Let’s find out. Tap Go.

: Form submitted. Profile updated. The iCloud keychain is offering to Update. This could be considered really quick and convenient, or startling. If you don’t use iCloud keychain and instead using 1Password or LastPass, this can catch you unawares. The clipboard did not have a copy of the generated password so I don’t have a way to update the password in 1Password. Anyhow, tap Update Password.

: The notice has the generic Profile updated message. Given the anxiety of changing a password, should a message specific to changing the password be shown? Maybe link to password recovery info. Tap the Home icon in the toolbar.

: Back where we started.

#32589, #4-3, #beta, #ios, #login, #login-registration, #options, #passwords, #phablet, #settings, #thresholds, #toolbar, #web

Ryan Boren 11:04 pm on July 2, 2015
Tags: 16434 ( 6 ), 4.3 ( 18 ), beta ( 19 ), chrome ( 28 ), iOS ( 64 ), macos ( 29 ), media ( 29 ), modal ( 14 ), options, phablet ( 50 ), settings ( 3 ), site-icons ( 8 ), web ( 44 )

Changing site icon, 4.3-beta1-33054, iPhone 6+

Cropping is broken. For #16434.

: Tap Update Site Icon

: Tap the 3rd image. I want to make sure I’m not selecting something already cropped, which is hard to determine from the modal. I know after some trial and error that the first image is already cropped.

: Tap Set as Site Icon

: Busted

Macnchrome too.

#16434, #4-3, #beta, #chrome, #ios, #macos, #media, #modal, #options, #phablet, #settings, #site-icons, #web

Konstantin Obenland 11:16 am on June 29, 2015
Tags: 16434 ( 6 ), 4.3 ( 18 ), beta ( 19 ), chrome ( 28 ), macos ( 29 ), options, settings ( 3 ), site-icons ( 8 ), web ( 44 )

Site Icons (Settings) Screenshots

: General Settings. Click “Choose Image”

: Opens Media Modal.

: Select Image, click “Set as Site Icon”

: Cropping page with preview.

: Select part of the image, click “Crop and Publish”

: Notification of site icon set. Click “Remove Site Icon”.

: Notification of site icon removed.

#16434, #4-3, #beta, #chrome, #macos, #options, #settings, #site-icons, #web

Ryan Boren 3:52 am on June 20, 2015
Tags: 16434 ( 6 ), iOS ( 64 ), options, phablet ( 50 ), site-icons ( 8 ), web ( 44 )

Set and remove site icon, iPhone 6+

Testing https://wordpress.org/plugins/wporg-site-icon/ for #16434.

: Scroll down.

: Tap Choose Image

: Tap first image.

: Tap Set as Site Icon

: Loading…

: Scroll right

: Scroll back left and down.

: Adjust crop area.

: Tap Crop and Publish.

: Tap share icon in bottom bar.

: Tap Add to Home Screen

: Looks good. Call this test good enough. Tap Cancel and then Remove Site Icon

: Done

#16434, #ios, #options, #phablet, #site-icons, #web

Ryan Boren 3:18 am on June 20, 2015
Tags: 16434 ( 6 ), chrome ( 28 ), desktop ( 26 ), macos ( 29 ), options, site-icons ( 8 ), web ( 44 )

Set and remove site icon, Mac and Chrome

Testing https://wordpress.org/plugins/wporg-site-icon/ for #16434.

: Click Choose Image

: Click the first image

: Click Set as Site Icon

: Loading…

: Move the crop area

: Click Crop and Publish

: Click Remove Site Icon

: Done

#16434, #chrome, #desktop, #macos, #options, #site-icons, #web

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