Linux font rendering inconsistencies with contenteditable
OS: Linux 20.04+ · Device: Desktop Any · Browser: Edge 110.0+ · Keyboard: US QWERTY
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| Case | OS | Device | Browser | Keyboard | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ce-0220-linux-font-rendering-edge | Linux 20.04+ | Desktop Any | Edge 110.0+ | US QWERTY | draft |
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OS: Linux 20.04+ · Device: Desktop Any · Browser: Edge 110.0+ · Keyboard: US QWERTY
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When a contenteditable region is inside an iframe, its behavior may differ from when it's in the main document. Selection, focus, and event handling may be inconsistent.
When a contenteditable region contains child elements with contenteditable="false", the behavior is inconsistent. Some browsers allow editing within these elements, while others correctly prevent it.
When a contenteditable region is inside a table cell (`<td>`), editing the content may cause layout issues in Firefox. The table may resize unexpectedly or the cell may overflow.
When a contenteditable element has CSS backdrop-filter applied, rendering may be affected. Text may appear blurry, selection may not render correctly, and performance may be degraded, especially on mobile devices.
When a contenteditable element has CSS mix-blend-mode applied, text rendering may be affected. Text may appear with incorrect colors, selection may not be visible, and caret may not render correctly.
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