My standard easy repro -- go to a long url and try to edit the second to last segment of the url path (something which i do for work frequently when folks send me links to projects under development).
Enjoy the frustration.
My standard easy repro -- go to a long url and try to edit the second to last segment of the url path (something which i do for work frequently when folks send me links to projects under development).
Enjoy the frustration.
1. Touch the address bar and the keyboard will appear.
2. Long press on the spacebar (other parts of the keyboard won’t do it) until a cursor appears in the address bar.
3. Without lifting your finger after the long press, start dragging your finger left and right. The cursor will move.
Maybe writing that out will help me remember. If only there was some affordance in the ui indicating this common use is supported.
But I find the experience of the cursor navigation by long-press on keyboard quite odd still ... if you stay in the mode for awhile -- and try sliding back and forth its quite an odd experience as it feels like the algorithm behind the cursor motion and its relationship to scrolling becomes less clear over time rather than more understood ...
Maybe there is something wrong with my touchscreen ... I can't figure out how to get the soft keyboard to scroll the cursor position reliably past the viewable area -- sometimes it does scroll and sometimes it doesn't and its a bit of a mystery to me what the intended motion input into the device is that will meet my desires ...
seems like maybe the panning speed needs to be proportional to the fingers vertical height in the keyboard or something -- no panning up top, and fast panning below