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in a code block, when pressing enter the cursor didn't move to a new line

Open matematikaadit opened this issue 8 years ago • 5 comments

Here in action type hello, press enter, type world, press enter.

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I'm using Firefox 41.0.2 in Ubuntu 14.04.

matematikaadit avatar Oct 21 '15 17:10 matematikaadit

It also happens on Firefox 44.0.1 on Mac OS X. It seems the bug should be fixed on the Firefox level.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1040445 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=960449

tanin47 avatar Feb 08 '16 20:02 tanin47

Firefox is quite a pain i must say.

ktkaushik avatar Feb 19 '16 11:02 ktkaushik

I just came accross something similar in IE.

Using IE 11.953.14393.0 on Windows 10, when pressing enter inside a code block, different behavior takes place depending on wheter the final item present inside the editor is a code block.

If the current code block is the only item in the editor, pressing enter will get you stuck. code-block-bug-1

If the final item in the editor is another code block, the same thing will happen (although the focus does seem to jump to the final code block first). code-block-bug-2

If the final text in the editor is not a code bock, then pressing enter inside a code block will make your cursor jump to right behind the final text. (I only tested this using regular text.) code-block-bug-3

wouterduckaert avatar Oct 06 '17 10:10 wouterduckaert

Brief aside here, guys:

First, let me compliment you on your bug report. If even SOME of my QA testers provided actionable reports half this well, I'd actually know what a "Friday Night" looked like from the other side. 💯

Second: Please, what tool are y'all using to capture those GIFs? I seriously want to implement this as a policy within my QA/QE groups.

UInIQ avatar May 07 '19 16:05 UInIQ

It's been four years, huh. I don't even remember anymore what I'm using at that time. If I might guess, it's probably the screen recording program in the default installation of Ubuntu 14.04. And probably ffmpeg to turn the video into gif. Hope that answer helps, @UInIQ

matematikaadit avatar May 08 '19 09:05 matematikaadit