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If I visit dreamwidth.org/rename and try to input text into the "Rename token" text field, the focus immediately jumps up to the "Desired username" field. Using control-click to paste text is the only workaround I've figured out so far.
I'm only able to reproduce this in Safari. If I use Firefox or Chrome, the focus doesn't jump away. I haven't checked to see if earlier versions of Safari are affected, but the same thing seems to happen in Safari on my iPad running iOS 8.3 as well.
There's no special JavaScript being loaded on the page, just the default site-wide stuff.
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If I visit dreamwidth.org/rename and try to input text into the "Rename token" text field, the focus immediately jumps up to the "Desired username" field. Using control-click to paste text is the only workaround I've figured out so far.
I'm only able to reproduce this in Safari. If I use Firefox or Chrome, the focus doesn't jump away. I haven't checked to see if earlier versions of Safari are affected, but the same thing seems to happen in Safari on my iPad running iOS 8.3 as well.
There's no special JavaScript being loaded on the page, just the default site-wide stuff.
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Two label tags were unclosed, leading to JS focus problems in Safari.
Closing the labels caused them to add line breaks. Added in-page
"display: inline" styling to keep the line unbroken.
Fixesdreamwidth#1504.
If I visit dreamwidth.org/rename and try to input text into the "Rename token" text field, the focus immediately jumps up to the "Desired username" field. Using control-click to paste text is the only workaround I've figured out so far.
I'm only able to reproduce this in Safari. If I use Firefox or Chrome, the focus doesn't jump away. I haven't checked to see if earlier versions of Safari are affected, but the same thing seems to happen in Safari on my iPad running iOS 8.3 as well.
There's no special JavaScript being loaded on the page, just the default site-wide stuff.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: