Text skips from bottom to top when editing on Macbook

gosia

Please see the attached video. This shows how the post is automatically rewound to top when editing, although I'm editing the bottom of the post (this happens when the text is longer than the real estate of the screen. However, in my mind, the post should stay at the level of editing till I exit edit mode).

Here is the link to the screen recording (too big to be attached): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rj5zb7BCab-OtcAqk42JhJr9Fu9ZwZXz/view?usp=sharing

Thank you for looking at this bug :-)

Diarium version:
OS + version: 3.0.86
Device model: Macbook Pro M2, Sonoma 14.2

timo

I was able to reproduce some weird "jumping" (similar to what can be seen in your video), however it only happens when doing some changes to the list formatting, but not when adding/removing text or using the other formatting options. Your headline says "...when editing on Macbook" - do you see any jumps when doing some other editing actions as well?

I think the text isn't scrolled to the very top, the issue more seems to be some layouting bug where there is an empty section added to the bottom of the text (until the app re-layouts, which happens e.g. when you keep editing your entry by adding more text or simply selecting some other area of the text field). I think I was able to fix that particular issue. If you believe that this isn't really the problem that you are seeing, please let me know.

gosia

timo Hi Timo! Thanks for looking into this.

I only edit posts on my Macbook, even though I add new posts both on iPhone and Macbook.
Regardless of there being extra text or not, or editing inside the formatting, the screen should stain in position. Imagine this behavior in Word when editing lists :-)

By "editing on Maxbook" I mostly mean using bolding, underline, italics, creating/editing lists, etc.

timo

gosia If there continues to be a problem with the next version, please let me know and ideally provide another video - because a video is much better in "explaining" an issue than words ever could 🙂