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[Tim Peeters <1424588@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Currently a popover without a caller is added to the top of the screen
in order to leave space at the bottom to make it easy for the user to
tap that area in order to close the popover. I assume we want to be
consistent between the apps (including browser). Should we change the
default behavior in the UITK to center the popover vertically, or should
the design for the popover in the webbrowser be updated?

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Title:
  unable to center popover in caller

Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
  New
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The design for the browser app’s contextual menu requires the popover
  to be centered inside its caller (the webview). See
  https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/presentation/d/1woHjO8K4iqyVZZlfQ4BXL0DhYbwkEmZ7wvcUhYzHDRk/edit#slide=id.g34608d763_079
  for reference. The popover is opened using PopupUtils.open(…).

  I’ve tried two different approaches to achieve that, but none actually
  works:

   - passing the webview as the caller
   - passing no caller parameter at all

  In both cases, the popover is horizontally centered, but it’s anchored
  to the top of the scene.

  I’m attaching a standalone example that demonstrates the issue.

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