Samsung Keyboard Link Boundary Node Splitting and Escaping
OS: Android 10-14 · Device: Mobile (Samsung Galaxy series) · Browser: Chrome for Android · Keyboard: Korean (IME) - Samsung Keyboard with Text Prediction ON
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Samsung Keyboard Link Boundary Node Splitting and Escaping
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| Case | OS | Device | Browser | Keyboard | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ce-0325-samsung-keyboard-link-boundary-node-split | Android 10-14 | Mobile (Samsung Galaxy series) | Chrome for Android | Korean (IME) - Samsung Keyboard with Text Prediction ON | draft |
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OS: Android 10-14 · Device: Mobile (Samsung Galaxy series) · Browser: Chrome for Android · Keyboard: Korean (IME) - Samsung Keyboard with Text Prediction ON
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On Android with Samsung Keyboard, holding the backspace key to delete text causes the contenteditable editor to crash completely. JavaScript execution stops and page becomes unresponsive.
Samsung keyboard's text prediction feature causes various input event handling issues in contenteditable elements on Android Chrome, including insertCompositionText events, missing getTargetRanges(), selection mismatches, and combined event.data when typing adjacent to links or formatted elements.
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