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DOC-3223: The editor would upon gaining focus scroll to the center of the editor on some browsers if the top of the editor was out of frame #3883

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DOC-3223: Update word phrasing.
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Expand Up @@ -155,6 +155,13 @@ For an example of using custom elements with block-level and inline-level compon

// CCFR here.

=== The editor would upon gaining focus scroll to the center of the editor on some browsers if the top of the editor was out of frame
// #TINY-12626

A legacy workaround for a Chromium bug caused the page to scroll to the center of the editor when the editor gained focus while its top edge was outside the viewport; although unrelated, features like autoresize could frequently trigger this behavior and resulted in unexpected scrolling in some situations.

As of {productname} {release-version}, the workaround has been removed now that the underlying Chromium issue has been fixed, allowing the browser to manage scrolling natively.

=== Some UI elements related to dragging elements were not properly filtered out when fetching content
// #TINY-12384

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