Hi! Unfortunately both websites use conteneditable, which means that the browser cannot control the cursor (the operating system decides what is shown)
I unfortunately suspect that most social media websites use the same technique, since for simpler text input using contenteditable is generally good enough
The trick this extension uses works on Google Docs because Google basically re-implemented the text cursor themselves, since they had the requirement for complete control over the cursor (things like how the cursor slants when you switch to italic, etc)
Hi! Unfortunately both websites use
conteneditable, which means that the browser cannot control the cursor (the operating system decides what is shown)I unfortunately suspect that most social media websites use the same technique, since for simpler text input using
contenteditableis generally good enoughThe trick this extension uses works on Google Docs because Google basically re-implemented the text cursor themselves, since they had the requirement for complete control over the cursor (things like how the cursor slants when you switch to italic, etc)
sry〜