Notion's iPad Text Editor Jumps and Misplaces the Cursor While Typing
iPad users report that Notion's editor screen jumps to the top and selects the wrong location while typing, making text entry on iPad unreliable and frustrating. Several users report experiencing the same issue, though it remains a vendor-specific mobile rendering bug.
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