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@rrahir rrahir commented Oct 29, 2025

When providing the props selectContentOnFocus, we manipulate the default behaviour of the browser (mouseDown/mouseUp) to select the full content of the input. However, half of this manipulation (prevent mouseDown default) still occured even if the props selectContentOnFocus was set to false.

Unfortunately, this cannot be properly tested as the update of the selected range on mouseDown does not seem programatically reproductible.

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  • feature is organized in plugin, or UI components
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  • undo-able commands (uses this.history.update)
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When providing the props `selectContentOnFocus`, we manipulate the
default behaviour of the browser (mouseDown/mouseUp) to select the full
content of the input. However, half of this manipulation (prevent mouseDown
default) still occured even if the props `selectContentOnFocus` was
set to false.

Unfortunately, this cannot be properly tested as the update of the
selected range on mouseDown does not seem programatically reproductible.

Task: 5206980
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