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[Matthew Paul Thomas <mpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Ubuntu Touch r330

1. At a noisy party, launch Contacts.
2. Choose Add.
3. In the "First name" field, type "alicia".
4. Hear the person you're adding correct you: her name is actually Felicia.
5. Delete the field contents, either by backspacing or using the clear button.
6. Type "felicia".

What happens:
3. "Alicia"
6. "felicia"

What should happen:
3. "Alicia"
6. "Felicia"

This might be a toolkit bug. When a field is in initial-capital mode,
this should persist even if you mess up the initial attempt. The way of
exiting the mode should be to press Shift.

** Affects: address-book-app (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Ubuntu Touch r330
  
  1. At a noisy party, launch Contacts.
  2. Choose Add.
- 3. In the "First name" field, type "Alicia".
+ 3. In the "First name" field, type "alicia".
  4. Hear the person you're adding correct you: her name is actually Felicia.
  5. Delete the field contents, either by backspacing or using the clear button.
- 6. Type F for Felicia.
+ 6. Type "felicia".
  
- What happens: "f".
+ What happens:
+ 3. "Alicia"
+ 6. "felicia"
  
- What should happen: "F".
+ What should happen:
+ 3. "Alicia"
+ 6. "Felicia"
  
  This might be a toolkit bug. When a field is in initial-capital mode,
  this should persist even if you mess up the initial attempt. The way of
  exiting the mode should be to press Shift.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1312329

Title:
  After clearing name field, first character typed is lower case

Status in “address-book-app” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Ubuntu Touch r330

  1. At a noisy party, launch Contacts.
  2. Choose Add.
  3. In the "First name" field, type "alicia".
  4. Hear the person you're adding correct you: her name is actually Felicia.
  5. Delete the field contents, either by backspacing or using the clear button.
  6. Type "felicia".

  What happens:
  3. "Alicia"
  6. "felicia"

  What should happen:
  3. "Alicia"
  6. "Felicia"

  This might be a toolkit bug. When a field is in initial-capital mode,
  this should persist even if you mess up the initial attempt. The way
  of exiting the mode should be to press Shift.

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