If a package with no associated homepage link is selected after a package with an associated homepage was selected, then clicking the homepage link opens the previously selected package's homepage. Tested with gpk-application 0.3.14. This seems to occur on all systems. Steps to reproduce: 1. Select a package that is associated with a homepage 2. Select a package for which the homepage link is null 3. Click the homepage link The link opens the link associated with the most recently selected package with a non-null homepage link. This confuses users. It *should* either A) do nothing or B) display an error message (e.g. "No homepage found").
(In reply to comment #0) > The link opens the link associated with the most recently selected package with > a non-null homepage link. This confuses users. It *should* either A) do nothing > or B) display an error message (e.g. "No homepage found"). I'd expect this: * when no URL: display "no homepage" text * when URL: switch the cursor to "hand" when on the link
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