Google Docs Copy/Paste Reorders Pages Unexpectedly
A user reports that copying and pasting content in Google Docs scrambles page order, calling the added AI features unhelpful for this core reliability issue. This is a vendor-specific document-editing bug rather than a broad market opportunity.
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