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Describe the problem:
When modifying the font size setting in Tabby's Appearance preferences, there is an unexpected behavior when editing two-digit numbers. When deleting the second digit of a two-digit number using backspace, the remaining first digit automatically changes to "5".
To Reproduce:
Go to Tabby Settings -> Appearance
Locate the font size input field
Enter a two-digit number (e.g., "12")
Place cursor after the second digit
Press backspace to delete the second digit
Observe that the remaining first digit ("1") changes to "5"
Expected Behavior
When deleting the second digit of a two-digit number, the first digit should remain unchanged
In the example above, "12" should become "1" after deleting "2"
Actual Behavior
When deleting the second digit, the first digit is automatically changed to "5"
For example, "12" becomes "5" instead of "1" after deleting "2"
Environment
Tabby Version: 1.0.216
Operating System: macOS Sequoia 15.2
Processor: Apple M1
Additional Notes
The issue occurs specifically when using backspace to delete digits
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the problem:
When modifying the font size setting in Tabby's Appearance preferences, there is an unexpected behavior when editing two-digit numbers. When deleting the second digit of a two-digit number using backspace, the remaining first digit automatically changes to "5".
To Reproduce:
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
Environment
Additional Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: