Whenever I enter code into the main textarea, the browser window ends up looking like this:
It seems to scroll up to the top when entering text, I'm not really sure why, but it makes entering any code really annoying.
iOS double and single quotes
iOS by default uses 'fancy quotes', like so: “ ”. Normally you'd want the ASCII quotes: " " (the same is true of single quotes, where iOS uses a 'fancy' version by default).
You can apparently toggle this in settings, but it'd be nice if the editor auto-converted them to ASCII quotes, or at least warned you that you were entering the wrong kind of quotation marks.
You can of course work around this with a long press, and one of the options it gives you is ASCII quotation marks, but that's not ideal.
zoras
commented
5 years ago
iOS 12.1.2, latest stable version
Entering text causes the page to scroll up
Whenever I enter code into the main textarea, the browser window ends up looking like this:
It seems to scroll up to the top when entering text, I'm not really sure why, but it makes entering any code really annoying.
iOS double and single quotes
iOS by default uses 'fancy quotes', like so:
“ ”. Normally you'd want the ASCII quotes:" "(the same is true of single quotes, where iOS uses a 'fancy' version by default).You can apparently toggle this in settings, but it'd be nice if the editor auto-converted them to ASCII quotes, or at least warned you that you were entering the wrong kind of quotation marks.
You can of course work around this with a long press, and one of the options it gives you is ASCII quotation marks, but that's not ideal.