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By Default I have the containers:
Default
Personal
Work
Banking
Shopping
Read Me Later
If I try to rename any of these and include a number between 1 and 6 it will exit our of settings/edit mode and create a new "New Tab" and do nothing with the name of my Container.
If I try to rename any of these containers and include the number 7, it will instead of changing the name of my container, it will switch the interface instead create a new "Container #1". Pressing "Cancel" or "<" buttons do not work. Pressing "OK" appears to do nothing, but actually does (noted in a second). At this point, the only way exit the menu is not within the menu, but to click elsewhere. I mentioned that clicking "OK" appears to do nothing, but once you get back into the Multi-Account-Containers interface, you will see a "Container #1" present. If you happened to click "OK" multiple times, you will see as many "Container #1" as you clicked.
Now, with an added container (for example, "Container #1") in addition to the Default containers mentioned above, the issue changes slightly. Now, when you try and edit a container name and use a number between 1 and 7 (the count of the number of containers (plus Default)), it will not change the name of the Container, but will instead create a new "New Tab". Trying to rename a container and, now, using 8 (number of containers +1) will create a new Container, i.e. "Container #2".
Also, when you try and edit the container name, use a number (within the count of existing containers), the "New Tab" which is created will be created within the container of (the number you tried to use - 1). So, if I try and modify "Shopping" to be named 1-Shopping, my "New Tab" will be created in the "Default" container. If I try to modify "Shopping" to be named "Shopping-5" my "New Tab" will be created in the "Banking" Container.
Seems to not have issues with the number 0 or numbers greater than number of containers +2.
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By Default I have the containers:
Default
Personal
Work
Banking
Shopping
Read Me Later
If I try to rename any of these and include a number between 1 and 6 it will exit our of settings/edit mode and create a new "New Tab" and do nothing with the name of my Container.
If I try to rename any of these containers and include the number 7, it will instead of changing the name of my container, it will switch the interface instead create a new "Container #1". Pressing "Cancel" or "<" buttons do not work. Pressing "OK" appears to do nothing, but actually does (noted in a second). At this point, the only way exit the menu is not within the menu, but to click elsewhere. I mentioned that clicking "OK" appears to do nothing, but once you get back into the Multi-Account-Containers interface, you will see a "Container #1" present. If you happened to click "OK" multiple times, you will see as many "Container #1" as you clicked.
Now, with an added container (for example, "Container #1") in addition to the Default containers mentioned above, the issue changes slightly. Now, when you try and edit a container name and use a number between 1 and 7 (the count of the number of containers (plus Default)), it will not change the name of the Container, but will instead create a new "New Tab". Trying to rename a container and, now, using 8 (number of containers +1) will create a new Container, i.e. "Container #2".
Also, when you try and edit the container name, use a number (within the count of existing containers), the "New Tab" which is created will be created within the container of (the number you tried to use - 1). So, if I try and modify "Shopping" to be named 1-Shopping, my "New Tab" will be created in the "Default" container. If I try to modify "Shopping" to be named "Shopping-5" my "New Tab" will be created in the "Banking" Container.
Seems to not have issues with the number 0 or numbers greater than number of containers +2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: