On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 4:43 PM, Alexey Proskuryakov <a...@webkit.org> wrote: > > > Please correct me if you misunderstood your solution but doesn't that > change the behavior of Safari if website executed multiple execCommand's in > a single user initiated action? Suppose we had the following senario: > > Yes, it does change behavior in this case (which is why I called this > another option, not a better option). Presumably the site expects such > behavior, and can be broken if more than one command is undone. >
I agree. Note that when one applies bold/italic via menu commands, they are undone > individually (as Darin explained, the default behavior is to group commands > executed as one event, and also typing is combined into a single command, of > course). > Right, and I think that's what a user expects to happen. > Nonetheless, I'm a little concerned that some users might get confused by > the change. > > Do you have examples of sites that do something like this? It sounds like > users would be confused on any platform, not just Mac OS X - so sites may > already work around that. > Unfortunately, I don't. Julie & Ojan will probably be able to give us some references but they're both OOO right now. - Ryosuke
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