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I've found that when you have several <input> elements and you start typing pretty fast between them, the input suddenly gets filled with the value of the previously modified <input>.
This behaviour has only been seen in Android devices. It has also been spotted in <textarea> elements.
I'm attaching a video so you can understand better what's happening. There are no libraries running on the code, just pure raw <input> input elements.
20211130_143949.mp4
As you can see I'm typing pretty fast and switching between input elements, when changed to the next input element, all of the previous input's value gets copied and placed on the new focused input element.
Has anyone encountered this behaviour? Is there a workaround for this? I can tell it's a bug.
I've found that when you have several
<input>
elements and you start typing pretty fast between them, the input suddenly gets filled with the value of the previously modified<input>
.This behaviour has only been seen in Android devices. It has also been spotted in
<textarea>
elements.I'm attaching a video so you can understand better what's happening. There are no libraries running on the code, just pure raw
<input>
input elements.20211130_143949.mp4
As you can see I'm typing pretty fast and switching between input elements, when changed to the next input element, all of the previous input's value gets copied and placed on the new focused input element.
Has anyone encountered this behaviour? Is there a workaround for this? I can tell it's a bug.
I'm using:
But this behaviour has also been seen in other Android devices.
Note: Hope this is the right place to report this issue. If not let me know where would it best.
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