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IME composition shows Pinyin in table cells on iOS Safari

IME composition shows Pinyin in table cells on iOS Safari

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scenario-ime-pinyin-visible-safari

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Case OS Device Browser Keyboard Status
ce-0235-chinese-ime-pinyin-table-ios-safari-en iOS 16+ Mobile (iPhone/iPad) Any Safari 16+ Chinese (IME) - iOS Chinese Input draft

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