Accidental Post Submission From Return Key in Canva Editor
Users repeatedly lose in-progress edits when pressing Enter/Return inside Canva's editor triggers an unintended action instead of inserting a line break. The lack of confirmation or undo for this action causes recurring, avoidable work loss.
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