Created attachment 345437 [details] a.html Open the attached HTML file in the MiniBrowser with the editor mode on: $ /usr/libexec/webkit2gtk-4.0/MiniBrowser --editor-mode a.html Then use arrows to move the cursor within the text, specifically: I) holding the Arrow-Down stops at the start of the anchor of the second paragraph and doesn't move further. II) when have cursor at the place of I), press Arrow-Right 5 times; then: II-a) press Home key, the cursor moves at the beginning of the anchor; press the Home the second time, then it moves to the line beginning; II-b) press Arrow-Up, the cursor moves to the right, not up; pressing Arrow-Up again doesn't move the cursor, but pressing Arrow-Left three times and then Arrow-Up moves cursor to the right again, to a different position. The anchors is styled as: a { display: inline-block; word-break: normal; } which obviously confuses WebKitGTK+. The idea is to not wrap anchors, even they are inside a div styled as: style="width: 71ch;" I didn't find any better trick to stop wrapping of the anchors. I didn't feel to split the DOM structure, because it can be a deep tree of elements. If you have any better suggestion for a workaround of this WebKitGTK+ bug, then I'll be happy to change the code for the time being. Downstream bug: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution/issues/71
A workaround, which works with 2.30.5, is to use this style instead: a { word-wrap: normal; word-break: keep-all; }