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When using Chrome Mobile, if one inserts any of the following characters in the middle of a word it causes the cursor to jump to the end of a word:
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Open Prosemirror in Chrome Mobile
Type a word (e.g. California)
Insert one of the following characters into somewhere inside the word (e.g. Cali*fornia)
Expected: the cursor should stay where it is after the character you typed (e.g. Cali*_|_fornia)
Actual: the cursor jumps to the end of the word (e.g. Cali*fornia_|_)
This does not occur on Firefox Mobile, Firefox or Chrome Desktop, and it does not occur when inserting any other characters, numbers or letters.
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Issue details
When using Chrome Mobile, if one inserts any of the following characters in the middle of a word it causes the cursor to jump to the end of a word:
. , : ; ! ? “ &+() {} [] <> | =
Steps to reproduce
Open Prosemirror in Chrome Mobile
Type a word (e.g. California)
Insert one of the following characters into somewhere inside the word (e.g. Cali*fornia)
Expected: the cursor should stay where it is after the character you typed (e.g. Cali*_|_fornia)
Actual: the cursor jumps to the end of the word (e.g. Cali*fornia_|_)
This does not occur on Firefox Mobile, Firefox or Chrome Desktop, and it does not occur when inserting any other characters, numbers or letters.
Affected platforms
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