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#195271 13-Apr-2016 00:10

Hi folks... Some people noticed the "y" wasn't working in the rich text editor so I have temporarily disabled it.

You can test at http://www.tinymce.com and let me know when it's working for you and I will restore it.

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#1531257 13-Apr-2016 00:58

Interesting. It works in Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox for me however doesn't work in Edge or Internet Explorer.

I'd say this is a feature to get people to move to a better browser? (erm, Edge isn't /too/ bad however you get my drift).

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#1531260 13-Apr-2016 05:45

I am told a fix was released. I am on mobile at the moment but if someone can test on TinyMCE.com and let me know please.

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#1531262 13-Apr-2016 06:18

freitasm: I am told a fix was released. I am on mobile at the moment but if someone can test on TinyMCE.com and let me know please.

I just went there, the letter "Y" is working ok for me.

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#1531271 13-Apr-2016 07:11

Thanks. I have restored it now.

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#1532390 13-Apr-2016 10:29

In the news. The current FBI director Ron Corbett announced a serious hack attack on TinyMCE this morning.

No damage was done.

But for a limited time millions of people around the world recieved free y less internet.

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