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Huh? I'm using chrome now and can easily select single letters, words or your whole comment. Care to elaborate? Windows 7 - Version 27.0.1453.94 m (which BTWI
by lostsock 13y ago
Huh? I'm using chrome now and can easily select single letters, words or your whole comment. Care to elaborate?
Windows 7 - Version 27.0.1453.94 m (which BTWI copied and pasted from Chromes about page)
- claudius 13y agoSelecting single words, letters etc. works fine, yes, but Chromium seems to tend to select whole elements rather than only the ‘visible’ text. There was a particular case recently where this annoyed me greatly, I will try to remember it as my memory currently appears to be blacked out. (Another annoying bit about Webkit in general: if you underline an element (such as a link) and then use sup inside this element, the underline is moved up under the superscript.)
- shrikant 13y agoThis is what claudius means (screenshots from the latest versions running on Ubuntu 13.04): Firefox: http://i.imgur.com/2yPmm0K.png http://i.imgur.com/2yPmm0K.png Chrome: http://i.imgur.com/EXz8wQF.png http://i.imgur.com/EXz8wQF.png FWIW, I have the not uncommon affliction of selecting text on articles and blog posts as I read along. Chrome's text selection "paradigm" is greatly annoying as it tends to be a little, uh, unpredictable on layouts with a middling level of complexity.
- lostsock 13y agoAhh yep, think I understand now. Thanks for the screenshots :) Edit: And now that you've pointed it out the way that chrome does it is really annoying!