“I’m encountering an issue with the logout confirmation behavior in different browsers. When attempting to logout after making unsaved changes, Chrome prompts to confirm leaving the page without changes, while Firefox displays a similar prompt asking to stay on the page or leave. However, even if I click ‘stay on page’ in Firefox, it still logs out, which is unexpected behavior. This discrepancy is causing confusion for users and disrupting the expected workflow. I’m seeking insights into why this discrepancy occurs and how to ensure consistent behavior across browsers.”
“I tried implementing a logout functionality in my web application, where users are prompted to confirm their intent to logout if they have unsaved changes on the page. In Chrome, the prompt works as expected, giving users the option to stay on the page or leave. However, in Firefox, although the prompt appears and allows the option to stay on the page, selecting ‘stay on page’ still logs the user out unexpectedly.
I expected that selecting ‘stay on page’ in Firefox would prevent the logout action and keep the user on the current page without logging them out. However, despite choosing this option, the logout still occurred, leading to unexpected behavior and disrupting the user experience.”