Created attachment 389681 [details] Screenshot of Safari 13 dev tools. If a HTML DOM node contains a Unicode right-to-left override character (U+202E) the tag name of the closing tag is reversed as well. This could possibly be intended behavior, but I would prefer opening and closing tag to match. Only the content of the tag should change when including rtl or ltr overrides / embeddings. This might be a duplicate of #200601.
Thank you for reporting, Lukas! This isn't a duplicate of bug 200601.
Created attachment 389735 [details] Reduction
Created attachment 389738 [details] Patch
Ultimately, we should display all Unicode BiDi characters as HTML entities, e.g. ‮.
Created attachment 389752 [details] Patch A simpler CSS-only solution.
Comment on attachment 389752 [details] Patch Clearing flags on attachment: 389752 Committed r256374: <https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/256374>
All reviewed patches have been landed. Closing bug.
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> Ultimately, we should display all Unicode BiDi characters as HTML entities, e.g. ‮. Fun fact, the reason Chrome has the feature is the request I made on Bug 93888 and unfortunately the change removed while Web Inspector UI revamp landed after Blink's fork, so I filed Bug 220831 and will try to fix it myself this time :)