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Clearly? Where did they say so? I do not rule out that, if you look at the source code or git history of their code, there are comments or test cases explicitl
by Someone 4y ago
Clearly? Where did they say so?
I do not rule out that, if you look at the source code or git history of their code, there are comments or test cases explicitly stating they deviate from enforcing a fixed maximum length in code points if doing so breaks up a grapheme cluster.
Also: what do other browsers do when you paste, for example, an ‘é’ that is made up of two code points ‘e’ and a combining character into a field that accepts only a single further code point? Do they just add an ‘e’?
- zamadatix 4y agoMost é (like the one in your comment) are just encoded as U+00E9 but manually creating it as a combination and testing on Chrome it does just convert back to being an e on paste.