Playground: http://jsbin.com/iwEWUXo/2/edit?js,console,output
- Firefox: When the
contenteditable
element is a custom element, an error is thrown when trying to apply one of the following commands. As per: http://jsbin.com/etepiPOn/1/edit?html,css,js,console,output - Chrome has some magic to re-focus the
contenteditable
when a command is executed and the selection is not collapsed: http://jsbin.com/papi/1/edit?html,js,output - "
insertBrOnReturn
": http://jsbin.com/IQUraXA/1/edit?html,js,output - "
insertHTML
":- http://jsbin.com/elicInov/2/edit?html,js,output
- Chrome tries to be clever by applying inline styles/SPANs with
line- height
: http://jsbin.com/ilEmudi/4/edit?css,js,output - Chrome applies styling to invalid markup, Firefox allows invalid markup: http://jsbin.com/ObiBoweG/1/edit?js,console,output
- Given an empty P element, Chrome will wrap inserted text nodes not in a P, whereas Firefox will not: http://jsbin.com/olEbecEM/1/edit?js,output
- Given content of
<p>1|</p>
, when inserting HTML of<p>2</p>
, Chrome will merge the inserted P element into the existing P element, whereas Firefox will not: http://jsbin.com/uvEdacoz/6/edit?js,output - Given content of
<p>1|</p>
, when inserting HTML of<p>2<o></o></p>
, Chrome will merge the inserted P element into the existing P element excluding any custom elements, whereas Firefox will not: http://jsbin.com/tuleq/3/edit?js,output - Given content of
<p>1<br>|</p>
, when inserting HTML of2<p>3</p>
, Chrome will append the inserted unwrapped text node immediately into the existing paragraph, whereas Firefox will append a BR element followed by the text node: http://jsbin.com/uvEdacoz/7/edit?js,output - Given a selection across multiple P elements, Firefox will insert the content outside of any P element: http://jsbin.com/jiviniti/4/edit?js,output
- "
formatBlock
": http://jsbin.com/UTUDaPoC/1/edit?html,js,output - "
bold
": http://jsbin.com/IxiSeYO/4/edit?html,js,output - "
outdent
":- Chrome removes BLOCKQUOTE content formatting: http://jsbin.com/okAYaHa/1/edit?html,js,output
- Chrome removes collapsed selection formatting: http://jsbin.com/IfaRaFO/1/edit?html,js,output
- "
insertOrderedList
"/"insertOrderedList
":- Chrome nests list inside of block elements: http://jsbin.com/eFiRedUc/1/edit?html,js,output
- Chrome removes SPAN: http://jsbin.com/abOLUNU/1/edit?html,js,output
- Chrome tries to be clever by applying inline styles/SPANs with
line- height
: http://jsbin.com/OtemujAY/10/edit?html,css,js,output
- "
indent
":- Chrome nests BLOCKQUOTE inside of P: http://jsbin.com/oDOriyU/3/edit?html,js,output
- Chrome nests ULs inside of ULs:
- Chrome adds redundant
style
attribute: http://jsbin.com/AkasOzu/1/edit?html,js,output - Chrome converts BRs to Ps: http://jsbin.com/zeti/2/edit?js,output
- Firefox does not perform transformation upon Ps containing BRs: http://jsbin.com/yiyaq/1/edit?js,output
- "
createLink
"- Firefox does not create A if selection is empty: http://jsbin.com/tutufi/2/edit?js,output
- "
delete
":- Given a selection across multiple P elements, Firefox will place the caret outside of any P element: http://jsbin.com/xopivama/3/edit?js,output
- Chrome inserts a bogus text node:
http://jsbin.com/ODapifEb/1/edit?js,console,output
- This in turn creates several bugs when perfoming commands on selections that
contain an empty text node (
removeFormat
,unlink
)
- This in turn creates several bugs when perfoming commands on selections that
contain an empty text node (
- Browser magic: Chrome and Firefox report command state to be true after applying a command to a collapsed selection, but why?: http://jsbin.com/eDOxacI/1/edit?js,console,output
superscript
: Firefox: Returns false when a wholeSUP
is selected: http://jsbin.com/marox/1/edit?js,console,outputsubscript
: Firefox: Returns false when a wholeSUB
is selected: http://jsbin.com/marox/1/edit?js,console,output- True for all inline elements?
- Firefox: Giving focus to a
contenteditable
will place the caret outside of any block elements. Chrome behaves correctly by placing the caret at the earliest point possible inside the first block element: http://jsbin.com/eLoFOku/1/edit?js,console,output
- Chrome tries to be clever by applying inline styles/SPANs with
line-height
on <backspace> or <delete> keyboard events: http://jsbin.com/isIdoKA/3/edit?html,css,js,output - Firefox breaks out of P mode on <backspace> or <delete> keyboard events when HTML has indentation between block elements: http://jsbin.com/EyuKase/1/edit?js,output
- Chrome (<= 28(?)):
TreeWalker
does not work properly withDocumentFragment
s: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21803827/chrome-28 -treewalker-not-working-with-documentfragments
- Firefox: Returns
P
when a wholeSUP
is selected: http://jsbin.com/xoqul/1/edit?js,console,output