[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 271820] Disabling both underline and strikethrough break the typed text

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=271820

--- Comment #5 from Ahmad Saleem <ahmad.saleem792 at gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Valentin Perignon from comment #4)
> Ahmad — Thanks for your reply.
> 
> Where can I download Safari TP 192? The latest released available on the
> Apple website is 191.
> 
> You can find a reproducible test case here:
> https://codepen.io/valentin-lab/pen/wvZjBoW.
> 
> This is a simple contentEditable div with two buttons to apply style.
> 
> To reproduce, follow the following steps:
>  1. Select a word
>  2. Click the button "S" (strikethrough) and "U" (underline) to apply both
> styles on the selected word
>  3. Put the caret at the end of the word
>  4. Click again both S and U buttons (the order doesn't matter)
>  5. Write anything on the contentEditable div
>  6. As you can see, the style previously applied change, the text is no
> longer underlined and striked through, it is only striked through.
> 
> I uploaded the video "Reproductible test case" that reproduce these steps.

Correct! yes - I just typed STP192 by mistake.

I am definitely able to reproduce the bug and I can see that it does not retain style and what I noticed different from your case that in my case, it didn't even retained 'strike through'.

*** Safari & Firefox Nightly 126 ***

> Take 'ipsum' as selection and press 'S' and 'U'
> Now style applied, press 'down' key while selection is applicable to move the caret to end of 'ipsum' [selection needs to be manually made]
> then select any style 'U' (in my case) and then type anything

RESULT: No style applied to typed 'text'

*** Chrome Canary 125 ***

> Take 'ipsum' as selection and press 'S' and 'U'
> Now style applied, press 'down' key while selection is applicable to move the caret to end of 'ipsum'
> then select any style 'U' (in my case) and then type anything

RESULT: Preserve style.

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NOTE - We might have older bug report (if I recall correctly) for not able to retain style so we might be able to duplicate this so I might do so in future.

But thanks again for reporting and sharing test case, it really helps to understand difference across browsers as well.

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