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It's a frontend issue, not a backend issue; Otherwise please create an issue on the backend repo instead.
Summary
When editing a comment, highlighting a link target and pasting an URL to replace it inserts unwanted markdown instead of the inserting the URL.
If the user doesn't notice, the result is a garbage link.
If they do notice, they then have to painstakingly select and delete the automatically inserted markdown in order to correct the damage. (This is especially tiresome with long URLs.)
Steps to Reproduce
Submit a comment with a markdown url [like this](https://example.com/).
Requirements
Summary
When editing a comment, highlighting a link target and pasting an URL to replace it inserts unwanted markdown instead of the inserting the URL.
If the user doesn't notice, the result is a garbage link.
If they do notice, they then have to painstakingly select and delete the automatically inserted markdown in order to correct the damage. (This is especially tiresome with long URLs.)
Steps to Reproduce
[like this](https://example.com/)
.The actual result:
[like this]([https://example.com/](https://example.net/))
The expected result:
[like this](https://example.net/)
Technical Details
This smells like #2116 / #2141 in action. I wish I could turn it off. IMHO, corrupting user input when the user didn't request it is a terrible idea.
Tested on Firefox, though I don't imagine the browser makes a difference.
Lemmy Instance Version
BE: 0.19.3
Lemmy Instance URL
https://lemmy.ca/
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