seekkruto.blogg.se - Unable to type in chrome

Usually, when chrome is not loading pages, it's down to problems with your internet connection or the browser itself. While the above scenario is an unfortunately frequent reality, it doesn't have to be a serious problem. It doesn't get less frustrating the more times we have to deal with chrome not loading pages. Add an empty space before typing the first letter.Have you ever tried to get access to information or resource desperately from a website only to find the website not opening in Chrome, despite repeated trials? Chances are, most of us have had to contend with this issue at one point or another.Delete the affected letter, and re-type the contents.576573 - Japanese IME: First character is auto-committed on office extensions - chromium - Monorail (This is a bit old report, however still opened.).

Latest Chrome 65 update breaks start of CJK IME input.

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This has not occurred on Chrome v63.x and prior.

Evidences for the above statement are as below.

As long as crawling the web and testing, this is apparently coming from a common malfunction of Chrome v65.x, however it is suspected any implementation on the Confluence is triggering the malfunctioning.

This occurs only at the Chrome environment, and IE11 also has another issue(Cannot type double byte characters in Section through IE11).

Please note this symptom is different from the issue CONFSERVER-54326 because it reports that first letter is "ignored" while the letter is "auto-committed" in this case.

("i" = "い" in Japanese) GoogleIME.mov MicrosoftIME.mov Notes The initial consonant letter is auto-committed. ("ki" = "き" in Japanese) Firefox.mov Actual Results "k" + "i" should be always converted to "き".

Type No.4 letters again in a cell next to the No.4 cell.Type two letters in a cell (Consonant + Vowel).

Create a blank page and add elements as below.Microsoft IME (Japanese), Google Japanese IME, and Mac IME (Japanese) (This means this occurs in any IME.).Japanese IME normally enters multiple letter combination entry state to express consonant+vowel letter such as "k" + "i" = "き", however the first consonant letter ( "k", in this example) is auto-committed in the Confluence editor, so the Japanese IME cannot enter the combination entry. We have confirmed the bug is fixed in current Canary version (.0). Target stable release for Chrome 67 is May 29 ( ). According to and, this bug is resolved in Chrome.