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Bugs in adding addresses to an address list which are not already in the Address Book

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1. Open the Address Book.

2. If you don't already have an address list, create one.

3. Select the address list, and click on [Properties].

4. Add several addresses not already in the Address Book, 

   including one or more of the form "name<address@service>".

5. Click OK. 

   > BUG 1: Each of the new addresses is displayed in the address list twice.
   > BUG 2: The last character of the name is missing from "name<address@service>" addresses.

6. Make some changes to one address. 

   > The change appears in both copies of the contact,
   > showing that the duplicates are just duplicate displays of a single entries.

7. Delete one of the contacts from the address list. 

   > The address now appears only once the address list.

8. Switch the display to another address list or to the Address Book.

9. Reopen the address list. 

   > Each new contact is there only once,
   > except for the one deleted in step 7,
   > confirming that the duplicate displays were of single entries.
1. Open the Address Book. 2. If you don't already have an address list, create one. 3. Select the address list, and click on [Properties]. 4. Add several addresses not already in the Address Book, including one or more of the form "name<address@service>". 5. Click OK. > BUG 1: Each of the new addresses is displayed in the address list twice. > BUG 2: The last character of the name is missing from "name<address@service>" addresses. 6. Make some changes to one address. > The change appears in both copies of the contact, > showing that the duplicates are just duplicate displays of a single entries. 7. Delete one of the contacts from the address list. > The address now appears only once the address list. 8. Switch the display to another address list or to the Address Book. 9. Reopen the address list. > Each new contact is there only once, > except for the one deleted in step 7, > confirming that the duplicate displays were of single entries.

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Matt
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Perhaps file A BUG? https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/