Caret and text selection remain visible after scrolling in iOS Safari
OS: iOS Any · Device: Mobile Any · Browser: Safari Latest · Keyboard: US
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Caret and text selection remain visible after scrolling in iOS Safari
Caret and text selection remain visible after scrolling in iOS Safari
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scenario-ios-safari-caret-visible-after-scroll
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| Case | OS | Device | Browser | Keyboard | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ce-0555-ios-safari-caret-visible-after-scroll | iOS Any | Mobile Any | Safari Latest | US | draft |
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