In Linux, please test the Chinese Input of Firefoxx3beta1.

For Linux users, please test the Chinese Input of Firefoxx3beta1-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. After the release of Mozilla Firefox 3.0 beta 1, I used it because it was actually much faster, including Windows and Linux. My Linux is Debian Sid and Fcitx input method. I encountered a strange Chinese Input problem in Firefox 3.0 beta 1 (Mozilla official edition:

In the Rich text editor on any Web page, for example, in the case of Gmail's writing window (not Plain text), the same is true for writing windows in other Web mailboxes. When Fcitx is used to input Chinese characters, if there are multiple word options, no matter which input method, Pinyin, or five strokes, you cannot enter 2nd Chinese words at the same time, press 1/3/4/5 and there is no problem (5 words are displayed at the same time ).

This problem was not found in the Fx2.0 series in the past, but was not found in other programs using Fcitx input.

There is no problem in Inputting Chinese characters in the common Textarea box on the webpage.

If you do not have Gmail, you can try it on the following webpage:
Http://www.mozilla.org/editor/midasdemo/
Http://www.kevinroth.com/rte/demo.htm

When using the RTE input on these two webpages, we found a strange phenomenon. The text editing windows of these two webpages both have a "View HTML Source" option, click it to display the HTML code of the currently edited text. In the HTML display status, press 2 on the fcitx entry to enter 2nd words, and then return to the standard display mode, you can still press 2 to enter Chinese characters.

In the mail box of Gmail, click Plain text and then enter it, or click it to return to the RTF format.

This method can be used to solve or avoid problems.

[Update] You can also right-click the menu in the input window and choose Paste or Undo from the shortcut menu. For example, you can enter an error and then right-click the Undo button. The problem of this selection disappears immediately; at the same time, the same problem in other tabs in the same Fx window will also disappear. It is as if any option is enabled.

If you want to use scim or other input methods, please test it. After all, you still need to use Fx3 in the future. This problem seems quite special. It may be hard to understand this input method, but it cannot be met by Chinese users in Linux.

I strongly appeal to the ability to study it. If it is a Bug, you can report it.