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posted 2013-12-28 19:49:26 +0200

Bug: erratic cursor movement in native Notes app

Is it just me or does the cursor sometimes end up where i shouldn't in the native Notes app?

How to reproduce: make a note with a lot of lines, like three pages, and then move around the cursor a bit. It shouldn't be long before the cursor makes an unexpected jump somewhere.

I have found that the more newlines in the note and the longer you wait before moving the cursor, the bigger the risk of a faulty cursor jump.

Bug: erratic cursor movement in native Notes app

Is it just me or does the cursor sometimes end up where i shouldn't in the native Notes app?

How to reproduce: make a note with a lot of lines, like three pages, and then move around the cursor a bit. It shouldn't be long before the cursor makes an unexpected jump somewhere.

I have found that the more newlines in the note and the longer you wait before moving the cursor, the bigger the risk of a faulty cursor jump.

Bug: erratic cursor movement in native Notes app

Is it just me or does the cursor sometimes end up where i shouldn't in the native Notes app?

How to reproduce: make a note with a lot of lines, like three pages, and then move around the cursor a bit. It shouldn't be long before the cursor makes an unexpected jump somewhere.

I have found that the more newlines in the note and the longer you wait before moving the cursor, the bigger the risk of a faulty cursor jump.

Bug: erratic cursor movement in native Notes app

Is it just me or does the cursor sometimes end up where i shouldn't in the native Notes app?

How to reproduce: make a note with a lot of lines, like three pages, and then move around the cursor a bit. It shouldn't be long before the cursor makes an unexpected jump somewhere.

I have found that the more newlines in the note and the longer you wait before moving the cursor, the bigger the risk of a faulty cursor jump.