Imported from the byteflow.tools deep audit on 2026-06-22.
Problem: copy, download, export, and share actions appear across most tools, but success, disabled, and error states are not fully standardized. Users should always know what was copied, downloaded, exported, or shared.
Affected components:
- Copy buttons
- Download buttons
- Export JSON
- Share URL
- External-request download actions
- Pipeline Builder actions
Reproduction steps:
- Open several tools.
- Trigger copy actions with empty output, valid output, and invalid output.
- Trigger download/export actions where available.
- Compare toast wording, disabled states, focus behavior, and clipboard fallbacks.
Expected behavior: all actions should use consistent status copy, toasts, disabled states, and error recovery.
Actual behavior: feedback works in many places but varies by tool.
Impact: users may not know whether an action succeeded, especially in mobile or keyboard flows.
Proposed fix:
- Create shared action result states: idle, disabled, pending, success, failed.
- Standardize toast copy and duration.
- Show what was copied/downloaded.
- Add clipboard API fallback handling.
- Ensure failure states are accessible.
Acceptance criteria:
- Copy/download/share actions behave consistently across priority tools.
- Empty output disables actions or explains why unavailable.
- Success and failure messages are accessible.
- Regression tests cover clipboard and download behavior.
Imported from the byteflow.tools deep audit on 2026-06-22.
Problem: copy, download, export, and share actions appear across most tools, but success, disabled, and error states are not fully standardized. Users should always know what was copied, downloaded, exported, or shared.
Affected components:
Reproduction steps:
Expected behavior: all actions should use consistent status copy, toasts, disabled states, and error recovery.
Actual behavior: feedback works in many places but varies by tool.
Impact: users may not know whether an action succeeded, especially in mobile or keyboard flows.
Proposed fix:
Acceptance criteria: