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Summary:
When you have webclip icons on your SpringBoard, then open the multitasking bar, rather becoming semi-transparent, they become completely transparent.

Steps to Reproduce:
1) Add a webclip to the Home Screen.
2) Double click the Home button to open the multitasking bar
3) Notice that the webclip icon becomes semi-transparent
4) Close the multitasking bar and switch SpringBoard pages, then go back to the original SpringBoard page
5) Re-open the multitasking bar

Expected Results:
The icon should be semi-transparent as before

Actual Results:
The icon is completely transparent

Regression:
Only tested on an iPod touch 4th-generation

Notes:
I've only tested this with webclips that use a custom icon. I have tried it with several of them, but have not tested it with webclips that use a screenshot of the page for their icon.


19-Jul-2011 12:20 PM Patrick Collins :
Engineering has requested the following information in order to further investigate this issue:

Could you please take a screenshot of this issue and attach it to your bug report?


19-Jul-2011 12:54 PM Mike Beasley:
'photo.PNG' was successfully uploaded

19-Jul-2011 12:54 PM Mike Beasley:
Sure, here it is. There are three webclips on this page: Basecamp, Facebook and Mike Beasley. As you can see, Mail, Music, Camera and Echofon are not affected, but the webclips are.

Also, while putting all my webclips onto one page, I found some other useful information. Webclips that run inside Safari are not affected. Only "webapp" style webclips are affected. You can see that the webclip to my Favstar pages ("@MikeBeas" and "@iMikeBeas") on the home screen) are not affected. The rest of the webclips run as webapps without Safari, and are affected by the bug.

22-Jul-2011 08:13 PM Mike Beasley:
This is resolved in beta 4.
This issue has been verified as resolved and can be closed.