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Message #68860
[Bug 1384357] Re: Current composition is not canceled when a text input field is cleared programmatically
** Description changed:
- Using rtm 122
- - start the webbrowser
- - go on google.com
- - type "ubuntu" in the google page text entry
- - tap the "x" symbol at the right of the entry
+ Steps to reproduce:
- -> the entry is cleared and then the text is restored
+ 1) on a touch device, browse to http://mikeasoft.com/~mike/oxide-clear.html
+ 2) focus the text field and type any word in it (e.g. "Ubuntu")
+ 3) tap the "X" below the text field, this clears it
+ 4) press backspace on the OSK
- once you hit that issue, you can also hit another bug
- - type the delete key until emptying the entry, then another time
+ Expected result: nothing happens
- -> the text is restored and the delete key loop over the content
+ Current result: the previous preedit is restored and backspace deletes
+ the last letter (in that example, the text field now contains "Ubunt")
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Title:
Current composition is not canceled when a text input field is cleared
programmatically
Status in Oxide Webview:
In Progress
Status in Ubuntu Keyboard:
Invalid
Status in Web Browser App:
Invalid
Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
Steps to reproduce:
1) on a touch device, browse to http://mikeasoft.com/~mike/oxide-clear.html
2) focus the text field and type any word in it (e.g. "Ubuntu")
3) tap the "X" below the text field, this clears it
4) press backspace on the OSK
Expected result: nothing happens
Current result: the previous preedit is restored and backspace deletes
the last letter (in that example, the text field now contains "Ubunt")
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