Steps to reproduce: 1. Navigate to a page with a text field or textarea. 2. Switch to Kotoeri (Japanese input). 3. Try typing something. Doesn't matter what. Results: The engine seems to read each keypress multiple times (like, dozens), resulting in long strings of sokuon and vowels, with little-to-no usefulness when it comes to typing something coherent. Unless you *intend* to type out a bunch of reeaaally loooooong geminated consonants and vowels. This doesn't affect the Google search box in the toolbar; only content on pages. I've been told by ap that this is the result of recent to event dispatches... hopefully that helps isolate the cause of this problem.
Happens with other input methods, too.
*** Bug 12563 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
See also: bug 12539.
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*** Bug 12684 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
My patch attached to bug 10010 fixes this bug too. I'll fix the change log to mention that.
build # 19564 still not working
(In reply to comment #7) > build # 19564 still not working > Yes, we know. The status of the bug hasn't changed. There's a patch that covers this bug and two others, but it isn't ready to be applied yet. If it was months or years down the road with no change, or if it was supposed to be fixed but wasn't, it might be worthwhile to note that the problem still persists. But since this bug was filed less than two weeks ago, and has had people working on it more or less constantly, that really isn't necessary.
Committed revision 19579.
*** Bug 12747 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***