Steps to reproduce:
- Load an article in WikiEditor in Edge
- Scroll down and click somewhere in the article body
- Hit enter a couple times - voila, the cursor has jumped to the front of the article text.
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- Mentioned In
- T170001: Support CodeMirror syntax highlighting on RTL wikis
T191923: Enable CodeMirror in 2017 Wikitext editor in all LTR without the beta feature
T190682: CodeMirror textarea scrolls back to top in IE with CodeMirror enabled - Mentioned Here
- T190682: CodeMirror textarea scrolls back to top in IE with CodeMirror enabled
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Okay, this I repro'd! Looks like if you scroll down within the editing window, click once to insert the cursor, and type anything, it inserts the text at the top and not where you clicked.
However if you click twice in the editing window, it won't jump to the top. Similarly, after the first hiccup (with one click) there are no more hiccups. So seems like the initial tracking of cursor placement isn't happening.
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I am not able to repro using Windows 10 and Edge 41.16299 (almost the newest version, it's not updating for some reason). I was able to repro on my Windows tablet, so I will try again when I'm back home. Hopefully this was merely resolved by an update to Edge!