Scenario

Undo and redo behavior is inconsistent across browsers

The undo and redo functionality (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y or Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z) behaves differently across browsers. Some browsers undo individual keystrokes, while others undo larger operations. The undo stack may also be cleared unexpectedly.

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Scenario ID
scenario-undo-redo-behavior

Details

The undo and redo functionality (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y or Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z) behaves differently across browsers. Some browsers undo individual keystrokes, while others undo larger operations. The undo stack may also be cleared unexpectedly.

This scenario has been observed in multiple environments with similar behavior.

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Case OS Device Browser Keyboard Status
ce-0016-undo-redo-inconsistent Windows 11 Desktop or Laptop Any Edge 120.0 US draft
ce-0037-undo-stack-cleared macOS Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop or Laptop Any Safari 120.0 US draft

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Edge
Safari
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