This is a little hard to explain, but I will try my best (it is easier to see using the steps to reproduce).
Essentially, when moving the cursor to a point in the note that doesn't exist, it closes the keyboard rather than just doing nothing. To get the cursor to behave in this way, you have to use the swipe gesture on the keyboard on Android and iOS that moves the cursor in whichever way you swipe. If you swipe right to move the cursor to the right when there is no more space or text, it results in the keyboard closing.
Steps to reproduce the problem
In any note with text, move your cursor to the last line of the note
Using the space bar swipe gesture, move the cursor to the right
See error
This also happens when trying to delete all text from a task, using the swipe gesture on the backspace key to delete chunks of text at once.
Create a new task list
Create a few tasks with text
Using the backspace swipe gesture, highlight all the text to delete, and swipe all the way to the left even after all text is selected
What happened?
This is a little hard to explain, but I will try my best (it is easier to see using the steps to reproduce).
Essentially, when moving the cursor to a point in the note that doesn't exist, it closes the keyboard rather than just doing nothing. To get the cursor to behave in this way, you have to use the swipe gesture on the keyboard on Android and iOS that moves the cursor in whichever way you swipe. If you swipe right to move the cursor to the right when there is no more space or text, it results in the keyboard closing.
Steps to reproduce the problem
This also happens when trying to delete all text from a task, using the swipe gesture on the backspace key to delete chunks of text at once.
Version
2.1.4
Platform/OS
Android
Relevant log output
No response