TinyMCE 7.7.2

Previously in TinyMCE, an issue was identified where pressing Tab in the last cell of a non-editable table attempted to insert a new row and move the selection to it. This behavior resulted in an infinite loop. Additionally, if Tab was pressed in an editable cell and the next cell was a contenteditable="false" (CEF) cell, with a contenteditable="true" element inside, the focus would skip the CEF cell.

This issue also triggered error messages when pressing Tab in the last cell of a non-editable table, negatively impacting page performance.

TinyMCE 7.7.2 resolves this issue by refining the tab navigation behavior:

These improvements enhance table navigation, prevent unnecessary error messages, and optimize performance when working with non-editable tables.

Previously, an error occurred when the setValue function from the Context Form API was called after the toolbar had been detached from the DOM. As a result, developers were unable to retrieve the value of the Context Form when using the API after the form had been closed.

TinyMCE 7.7.2 resolves this issue by ensuring that developers can now reliably get and set the value of the Context Form even after it has been detached.

In previous versions of TinyMCE, an issue was identified where deleting an empty block within an <li> element would unexpectedly reposition the cursor at the end of the <li> element. Additionally, deleting an empty block located between two lists could trigger an error if all elements were nested within the same <li> element.

These issues led to confusing behavior, as users experienced unintended cursor movement and encountered error messages.

TinyMCE 7.7.2 resolves these issues by improving the list behavior. As a result, the cursor remains stable, and users no longer experience unexpected movements or error messages.