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Words with non-letter characters buggy #260

Open matronator opened 5 years ago

matronator commented 5 years ago

Words that contain non-letter characters like space or an apostrophe are inconvenient to answer, because the letter-boxes accept only A-Z. To keep the character inputed you have to manually click on another letter box, otherwise it'll get overwritten with the first alphabetical letter you press on the keyboard.

Expected Behavior

  1. Press space/apostrophe/dash.
  2. The pressed character will be inputed into the letter box and you move to the next box.

Actual Behavior

  1. Press space/apostrophe/dash.
  2. The typed character is overwritten by the first alphabetical character you type and you move to the next letter box.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

  1. Press space/apostrophe/dash
  2. Press any [A-Z] character

Specifications

anjoshigor commented 4 years ago

I'll do it! 👍

MichalKoder commented 3 years ago

Why isn't it implemented yet? I wanted to rise the same issue but as I see you don't solve it so there's no point doing that. Pressing space+tab isn't intuitive. Why don't you want to make rebus UX as good as possible?