Opened 3 years ago
Closed 3 years ago
#54047 closed enhancement (fixed)
New Aplication Password Name placeholder should be change or removed
Reported by: | seedsca | Owned by: | hellofromTonya |
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Milestone: | 5.9 | Priority: | normal |
Severity: | normal | Version: | 5.6 |
Component: | Application Passwords | Keywords: | has-patch commit |
Focuses: | accessibility, ui-copy | Cc: |
Description
Seems that on the patch committed on Oct 23rd, 2020 the placeholder for the Application Password Name was changed from esc_attr_e( 'Name this connection…' ) to esc_attr_e( 'WordPress App on My Phone' ).
Are Application Passwords only intended to be used on a WordPress App on My Phone?
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Change History (15)
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3 years ago
Application Passwords: Use a more generic placeholder for the application password name field
#4
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3 years ago
Thanks for the quick reply to this! I'm wondering why a placeholder is needed since none of the other input fields on the page use them. Specially considering the input field's label "New Application Password Name" is quite clear.
I am currently working on a plugin that connects different WordPress installs through the Application Password system, and I'm sure there are many different ways to use this feature that are not Apps.
Seems like restrictive wording for such a powerful and versatile tool.
#5
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3 years ago
- Focuses accessibility added
It makes sense to me, so +1 for removing the placeholder entirely :)
Adding accessibility
focus so the Accessibility team can weight on this proposal if needed.
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #accessibility by ryokuhi. View the logs.
3 years ago
#7
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3 years ago
The only real benefit a placeholder offers is to provide guidance on what kind of input should go in a field. Given that vast variation in how this field can be used and the clear labeling already present in the label
, I don't see any reason to keep this placeholder.
Discussed in the Accessibility team bug scrub & agreed on there.
Hello,
I think the idea was to use it as an application name sample, but indeed I think it's too specific.
Maybe something like "My WordPress App" would work better.