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That was not my point. This issue doesn't apply to me. I was surmising here that the lag problem reported by other people here may be caused by the new editor, and was guessing that could be tested if

J, I've updated the description of Blockquote's buggy behavior on the Wiki page: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Message-composition-tips-and-tricks I haven't reproduced and don't have a

J, If you go to the Preferences in your Account you can change your Post Preference from HTML to Plain Text. Then your Reply (or New Topic) composition box will be a plain text form control rather

My bet is still on the new editor. Shal, is there anything in groups.io that takes input from the user but doesn't use the editor? Something simple like typing a string into the search box? Scott,

I'm seeing it on my Group's page whenever I'm starting or replying to a post. There isn't a problem with lag in any other way on my computer on any other site. As a matter of fact, as I got to the

Shal, I am well aware of that fact. My point here - which started out as an aside, and which I never intended to get into until you first asked me for specifics (and then denied their existence) is

J, Nope. There's at least the line break question, which I haven't reproduced yet. "The only bug" in useful software is as unlikely as "the only ant" in your kitchen. Shal Silly Simile Society

And it's not the only bug.? J

And the icon's hover description is "blockquote." Here is a definition of blockquote: In HTML and XHTML, the?*blockquote*?element defines "a section [within a document] that is quoted from another

J, Yes, it creates the HTML code for a blockquote. That was never in question. Absolutely. But until your last message I hadn't figured out how to reproduce it. That's why I was describing the

Its icon is a quotation mark. It's not "indent text." It is specifically INTENDED to create quotations! It may or may not fail to work as expected on text quoted *from elsewhere*, for various reasons

J, Ok, thanks for saying that. Now I see the problem. I hadn't ever selected part of the original message before clicking Reply . I'd always clicked Reply then Quote Whole Post . The result differs in

Dano, Duly noted. I'll have to confess that the vast majority of my experience with word processors has been MS Word. With a smattering of LibreOffice (which is an MS-office work-alike, so that's not

Shal, My whole issue is the fact that I can't block QUOTE (emphasis on quote) from the previous message in order to answer it. (Note the "quotation" mark sign in the editor toolbar LOL.:) It works for

You should be more specific when you refer to word processors. In WordPerfect, Enter gives a simple line break. That people use Word as a standard is just a sad situation caused years ago by deception

J, Intriguing. In that case I don't think I know what you mean by hitting return twice. My mental picture: starting with an empty box, type "ABC[Enter]123". The result I expect is: ABC 123 With no

Don't get me wrong. I had no love for the former editor. ?But this one is worse. J

J, Interesting. I didn't need to do that in my test earlier or just now. Maybe it is already fixed? Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Put the cursor in line 2 (or select that whole line) and click Blockquote. I

I'm not referring to quoted matter, and after reporting this bug to Mark, he confirmed it and gave me the workaround (insert blank lines around the text). And I do NOT expect to have to hit "return"

In #1838 J_Catlady wrote: I'm not having that problem with text I entered, but it definitely has issues with text that came from elsewhere (quoted matter). It seems that if the original material used