Text input boxes eating my keystrokes
Whenever I have a text input in one of the knowledge check questions, it often doesn't register keystrokes. I have to type letter-by-letter and press some keys several times to get the characters to appear.
As an example, here's what happens when I type the alphabet a-z into the input box:
Does anyone else have this problem?
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It works perfectly for me. (Chrome browser on a CentOS7 system). Does this still happen when you restart the system? Do you have any other problems in other applications? I've seen weird stuff like this when X Windows is corrupted for example
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Hi,
I haven't seen that behavior before. Can you try from another system? It sounds like a bad keyboard or a virus. What OS and browser are you using? Do you experience the same issue in any other application?
Regards,
Luis.0 -
I'm using Kubuntu 18.04.
In Firefox I get the missing-keystroke behaviour.
In Chromium I don't lose keystrokes but I get a "buffering" effect - if I enter more than one character quickly then I have to wait several seconds before those characters appear in the box.
Haven't had this problem on any other website or any application.1 -
Hi,
Are you working on a VM?
Regards,
Luis.0 -
Are you working on a VM?
Nope. Just Kubuntu running natively on a thinkpad T550
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Hi,
1.- Can you try on Firefox?
2.- Also it would be good to try with another desktop environment, just to discard if it's related to it.Regards,
Luis.0
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