Created attachment 494488 [details] A video of the bug in action. Video may be corrupt as I could not cancel the recording and had to reboot. Description of problem: When no password is specified for a keyring and the "Use unsafe storage" dialog pops up it is impossible to click either cancel or Use unsafe storage as the window behind it seems to keep the focus. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 15 Beta (all available updates applied) 3.0.0-1.fc15 How reproducible: Every time unsafe storage is to be used. I can reproduce in gnome shell or in fall-back mode. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open seahorse 2. Create a new password keyring and name it 3. Leave the password field blank and click ok Actual results: On the resulting dialog none of the buttons are clickable Expected results: Be able to click cancel or use unsafe storage Additional info:
Fixed in 3.0.1
Hello Matthias, I'm seeing this problem in 3.0.2 (up to date Fedora 15), so this is somehow not fixed, could you reopen?
Why don't you reopen it ?
Bugzilla doesn't let me: I am not the reporter and I don't have bug triaging privileges...
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