2015-11-19 20:26 GMT+09:00 Koji Ishii <kojiishi@gmail.com>: > > Every textarea on the web is (a)+(b)+(c)+(d) when viewed in FF or IE or >> Edge (unless they've overridden the default value of word-wrap to normal, >> which most don't). Maybe I'm just weird for wanting (e) as well, but it >> seems just nicer to me. As I said earlier, I'm ok with dropping that >> requirement or making it a quality of implementation question if that's >> what we're blocking on. >> > > As far as I tried textarea on IE/FF, I see white-space wrapping only when > there's no break opportunities in the line. Is that what you're referring > to? It is different from what you asked. > > Also, I haven't tested whether it's the behavior only for > contenteditable/textarea or normal rendering. Have you? If it's only for > contenteditable/textarea, it's probably more appropriate to define in > Editing TF. > One more thing I tested[1]; so the behavior on IE/FF is only for textarea, not for normal div, nor for contenteditable. Since we're not trying to standardize the editing behavior of textarea (are we?) I still have difficulty to understand what user problem you're trying to solve. [1] http://output.jsbin.com/lopave/ /koji
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