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for some reason, after i post a comment here on lq, i am unable to correct typos by hitting the edit button. i hafta' open up firefox to edit anything.
also, for some reason i cant use ctrl-i, ctrl-u, ctrl-b, ... while typing comments.
Same problem here with chromium in Debian sid (5.0.375.86~r498).
Before chromium was in sid I was building packages from the ubuntu source debs. These versions of chromium did not have this problem. I've been meaning to have a look at what patches are applied in the ubuntu package: it seems one of them fixes this problem.
Same problem here with chromium in Debian sid (5.0.375.86~r498).
Before chromium was in sid I was building packages from the ubuntu source debs. These versions of chromium did not have this problem. I've been meaning to have a look at what patches are applied in the ubuntu package: it seems one of them fixes this problem.
Cheers,
Evo2.
It seems to happen with all (?) webkit-based browsers in debian sid and testing.
Sid: Cromium, Midori
Testing: Midori, Epiphany
Last edited by jens; 06-30-2010 at 05:18 AM.
Reason: using iceweasel for the edit buttton
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