Canva Mobile Keyboard Disappears When Editing Presentations
A user reports the on-screen keyboard vanishing when attempting to type in Canva on mobile, making presentation creation impossible. This is a single bug report with zero upvotes and no context about device or OS version. Platform-specific UI regression with no market problem signal.
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