** Description changed: Prerequisites: * Ubuntu Bionic or Zorin OS 15 - * chromium-browser=79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 + * chromium-browser=79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 (UPDATE: chromium-browser=80.0.3987.87-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 amd64 also reproduces this issue) * fcitx=1:4.2.9.6-1 * fcitx-unikey=0.2.4-1.1 Steps: * Launch fcitx and chromium-browser. * Focus input to a text box (e.g. omnibox, F12 console). * Trigger fcitx IME with UniKey. * Type a character sequence that produces a Vietnamese character (e.g. "aws" (without quotes), with Telex input method, will produce "αΊ―"). Do not press Ctrl or Spacebar, which will commit the word. * Press either Shift key. Expected result: * Nothing happens, or the typed character should not change, at the very least. Actual result: * Typed word reverts back to "aws". The underline on the word still retains, meaning that the word is not yet committed. This issue is a real nuisance when typing a Vietnamese word followed by a Shift-punctuation (e.g. a question mark right after the word). Remarks: - * This issue does not happen on any other programs, only happens on Chromium and Google Chrome, version 79. + * This issue does not happen on any other programs, only happens on Chromium and Google Chrome, versions 79 and 80 (and possibly next versions). * Using fcitx-mozc, after typing a Japanese word, the Shift key does not change the character. * This issue, more or less, is similar to bug #1859294, although not a strict duplicate.
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