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Firefox Korean IME composition events fire in wrong order with rapid typing

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scenario-korean-ime-composition-firefox

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Case	OS	Device	Browser	Keyboard	Status
ce-0222-korean-ime-firefox-order	Windows 10/11	Desktop Any	Firefox 115.0+	Korean (IME)	draft

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Firefox Korean IME composition events fire in wrong order with rapid typing

OS: Windows 10/11 · Device: Desktop Any · Browser: Firefox 115.0+ · Keyboard: Korean (IME)

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