WebKit/Safari losts all your editing without warning if an automatic refresh occurs while in the edition. While you are editing, a lock should avoid automatic refreshes of the page or, in other way, warns you before doing so. While in other circumstances it makes you feel confidence in preserving all you have done, because it warns you when, for example, you jump to another page having some unsent editing, when you are editing a long Edit Text and, precisely, lasts longer than the stablished automatic time for refreshing, you suddenly lost all your lost without a hitch.
Do you have an example page where this happens? There are many ways to perform automatic refresh. But if I understand the bug correctly, it sounds more like a page design mistake, not something to improve browser side.
But it's Safari, not the page-designer, who knows when the page has been edited (has text written inside the text boxes) and wants to be refreshes… isn't it?
I think this bug is about preserving edited content when user presses refreshes the page or page refreshes using meta element or window.refresh(). I'm not sure if such a feature is even feasible given how rich text editing is implemented today. Ojan & Julie, do you have any comments on this feature request?
(In reply to comment #2) > But it's Safari, not the page-designer, who knows when the page has been edited (has text written inside the text boxes) and wants to be refreshes… isn't it? The page designer has the ability to track changes to text boxes FWIW.
I don't see how to work on this without a page where this happens. What's the site where this break? I'm marking as resolved for now. Feel free to reopen the bug if you add more information on how to reproduce the problem.