I’m unable to edit the code in the Firefox browser. Both global editor (that shows whole page code) and element’s code editor are affected by this bug.
I can edit the code 1 or 2 times, but then when I want to edit the code, the cursor jumps to random places and sometimes it’s even editing other elements.
To reproduce it, just try editing element’s or global code a few times in Firefox. Other browsers work fine.
@Adryan I’m currently testing / editing basic code on macOS using the Pinegrow WordPress plugin code editor from the very last Firefox version and I face no issue.
Firefox does not use the Chromium engine like most of the other grade A browsers, we are going to investigate with Windows 11. In the mean time, please, contact the support so we can follow the case more efficiently and with your help, try to find the origin and … a solution
Ok, I’m going crazy. There’s no way that I’m the only one having this issue. Since my previous post I switched to MacOS and the issue remains. The Code Editor simply breaks. The characters I type appear in a random place and not the one I actually want them. I disabled ALL of my extensions and it’s still the same.
@Adryan While most features should work fine with Firefox, we’re aware that in some VERY rare cases, inexplicable issues might occur. Unfortunately, we can’t pinpoint these precisely because we’re unable to reproduce them on our end.
Also,for the optimal experience with our Pinegrow WordPress Plugin and Pinegrow Online, we recommend using Chrome or Chromium-based browsers (like Chrome, Arc, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Chromium or Opera). This recommendation applies across all operating systems (Windows, macOS, and Linux) and stems from our core technology foundation:
Technical Foundation: Pinegrow Desktop, our original application, is developed using NWJS, which is built on Chromium technology. While each Pinegrow product serves its own specific market and purpose, they all share this same technical foundation.
Natural Compatibility: Given this technological basis, Chromium-based browsers provide the most reliable environment for our tools.
That’s what I had to do. That one Pinegrow bug is preventing me from switching to Firefox. I guess it says a lot about how important Pinegrow is for me. And I’m sorry if my posts sound like “bitching”, but I’m just annoyed that such a weird bug is happening.