Description of problem: When doing multiple queries in different 'tabbed' web pages, it's too easy to lose track of what query generated what list of results. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Bugzilla Version 2.18-rh How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Enter a query in the bugzilla web query page (advanced) 2. See the query results list page 3. Actual results: You need to read the web page URL to figure out what the original query was. Expected results: There should be some indication of the original query on the top of the web page Additional info:
At the bottom of the query results is a link called 'Edit Query'. If you click on that link it will take you back to a query page with your previous search criteria entered.
Maybe this use-case will clarify matters: 1. I'm looking for a bug relating to several components. 2. I enter queries in several browser tabs in Firefox, each containing the results of a different query. 3. I'm also entering a bug. It's too easy to forget which tab contains which query results unless the query was displayed at the top of the search results. I'm not talking about the full SQL query - it would be too general, just the equivalent query containing just those fields I filled in. The less convenient alternative would be to check the URL of the browser tab to see what I entered. The even less convenient alternative - the one that you're recommending - is that I click the "edit search" button that takes me to the page where I entered the query and wait for the JavaScript to complete, and after refreshing my memory about the query, perform it again, for each browser tab? I think that's called obfuscation.