Use focusNode/Offset instead of extentNode/Offset in EditContext example#384
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Use focusNode/Offset instead of extentNode/Offset in EditContext example#384
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I have been working on adding EditContext support to Firefox and the EditContext example here has been useful for testing things out. :)
But unfortunately it uses the non-standard
Selection.extentNode/Offsetwhich is not supported on Firefox. Those are now just aliases for the standardfocusNode/Offsetsee here and here), so it would be nice to use them instead.