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The issue is that a very common key to hit after a colon is Enter - which selects the emoji in question. If you simply keep typing other letters, you don't have
by happyopossum 4y ago
The issue is that a very common key to hit after a colon is Enter - which selects the emoji in question. If you simply keep typing other letters, you don't have a problem.
- brookst 4y agoYes; since emojis don't contain <enter>, in my model it should dismiss the dialog and not do a replacement. The error is in the emoji panel stealing focus so <enter> is seen as a selection in the panel. If they panel did not have focus and keystrokes still went to the main app, this would work fine.