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I can't type some characters into firefox for android with physical keypad

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I am using an android device which is a Sharp 007sh that come with a physical 9 number keypad like those old nokia phone, running stock android 2.3 and using an input method modifier named as cedIME that can be downloaded from google play.

and with this setup, to type character into the phone, it is necessary to press multiple time a ley to get a character. For instance, to type a 'z' into the phone, you'll have to press the '9' button four time, so it change from w to x to y and finally z. However, in Firefox, when doing so to url bar and text area, pressing the first time the button '9' would create a highlighted character 'w', then another press would change the character from 'w' to 'x', but then it no longer being highlighted and the input cursor move to the right of it. As such, pressing the button '9' for the third time would not result in the intended change from 'x' to 'y', instead it would simply add a new character 'w' after the previous character 'x', and pressing the fourth time would thus result in another 'x', which make the output become 'xx', instead of the intended 'z' character. This problem is so far unseen on any other apps.

I am using an android device which is a Sharp 007sh that come with a physical 9 number keypad like those old nokia phone, running stock android 2.3 and using an input method modifier named as cedIME that can be downloaded from google play. and with this setup, to type character into the phone, it is necessary to press multiple time a ley to get a character. For instance, to type a 'z' into the phone, you'll have to press the '9' button four time, so it change from w to x to y and finally z. However, in Firefox, when doing so to url bar and text area, pressing the first time the button '9' would create a highlighted character 'w', then another press would change the character from 'w' to 'x', but then it no longer being highlighted and the input cursor move to the right of it. As such, pressing the button '9' for the third time would not result in the intended change from 'x' to 'y', instead it would simply add a new character 'w' after the previous character 'x', and pressing the fourth time would thus result in another 'x', which make the output become 'xx', instead of the intended 'z' character. This problem is so far unseen on any other apps.

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In order to search for some work arounds in the meantime I found:

I am also asking Roland be back soon.

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guigs2 said

In order to search for some work arounds in the meantime I found: I am also asking Roland be back soon.

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"cedIME that can be downloaded from google play." This is something that is not supported in Firefox for Android.

However since there are a various number of issuse that can be going on can you please clarify if you are having issues using t9 on a hardware keyboard or on a touch screen?

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guigs2 said

"cedIME that can be downloaded from google play." This is something that is not supported in Firefox for Android. However since there are a various number of issuse that can be going on can you please clarify if you are having issues using t9 on a hardware keyboard or on a touch screen?

hardware keyboard

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Ok since T9 is supported in android 2.3, we will need to file a bug. Please provide the following info:

  1. The hardware that is used for the device (name of phone)
  2. The version
  3. Steps to reproduce, with an example that can be reproduced

Include this in a new bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org. This is the guided link: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?format=guided