Last modified: 2014-07-10 01:28:39 UTC
To reproduce: 1. Goto http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hint 2. Open visual editor 3. Select all (ctrl+a) 4. Enter "foobar" (without quotation marks) Expected: - page contains "foobar" Actual: - page contains ffoffoffoffoofbar|foffoffof foo | = cursor position
Reproduced.
Note that the above result was created using Firefox 23. Chrome 28 produces the following (equally wrong) result: fbar|ofo o foo
Was fixed by something Ed did a while ago.
The underlying bug doesn't seem to be fixed. To reproduce (Linux, Firefox): 1. Copy the Text "Foundation" (without quotation marks) to the clipboard 2. Open: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Binding_of_Isaac?veaction=edit 3. Select all (Ctrl+A) 4. Paste Clipboard (Ctrl+V) 5. Type "foobar" Expected result: Page contains "Foundationfoobar" Actual result: Page contains: obar| oo fo Foundationf
(In reply to Jonathan Haas from comment #4) > The underlying bug doesn't seem to be fixed. > > To reproduce (Linux, Firefox): > > 1. Copy the Text "Foundation" (without quotation marks) to the clipboard > 2. Open: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Binding_of_Isaac?veaction=edit > 3. Select all (Ctrl+A) > 4. Paste Clipboard (Ctrl+V) > 5. Type "foobar" > > Expected result: > > Page contains "Foundationfoobar" > > Actual result: > > Page contains: > > obar| > > oo > > fo > Foundationf Interesting. This worked for me when I tested it, but doesn't now; perhaps it's content-driven (as well as being a symptom of how broken bits of Firefox are).
WFM in Firefox
Confirmed now fixed.
