Scenario

Japanese IME composition cancelled by scrolling on iOS Safari

Japanese IME composition cancelled by scrolling on iOS Safari

Scenario ID
scenario-ime-composition-scroll

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Case OS Device Browser Keyboard Status
ce-0194-japanese-ime-scroll-cancels-ios-safari iOS 17.0 iPhone or iPad Any Safari 17.0 Japanese (IME) draft
ce-0205-chinese-ime-scroll-cancels-android-chrome Android 14.0 Phone or Tablet Any Chrome 120.0 Chinese (IME - Pinyin) draft

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Cases

This scenario affects multiple languages. Cases are grouped by language/input method below.

Chinese

1 case

Japanese

1 case

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