I was writing an email that had a paragraph with a slash in it. Found something funky –– if you place your cursor after the slash, then move it away, the cursor jumps back to right next to the slash.
Recreation steps:
Given I'm a command user,
And I am composing an email in Gmail,
And I have some text with a slash in it:
My favorite Michael Jackson song is Black / White
When I place my cursor immediately to the right of the slash,
And I move my cursor one space away from the slash with the right arrow key,
Then the cursor should remain one space to the right of the slash,
And the cursor should not jump back one space to the left (to the spot just following the slash)
This was done in Gmail, not sure if that matters. Hope this makes sense :)
I've also seen the cursor jump to the end of a paragraph sometimes, but haven't figured out the recreation steps yet.
I was writing an email that had a paragraph with a slash in it. Found something funky –– if you place your cursor after the slash, then move it away, the cursor jumps back to right next to the slash.
Recreation steps:
Given I'm a
command
user, And I am composing an email in Gmail, And I have some text with a slash in it:When I place my cursor immediately to the right of the slash, And I move my cursor one space away from the slash with the right arrow key, Then the cursor should remain one space to the right of the slash, And the cursor should not jump back one space to the left (to the spot just following the slash)
This was done in Gmail, not sure if that matters. Hope this makes sense :)
I've also seen the cursor jump to the end of a paragraph sometimes, but haven't figured out the recreation steps yet.