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Describe the bug
If we create a link, and then split it across many lines by pressing enter the html output shows we have a couple of seperate link elements. But:
on Android onLinkDetected treats those multiple links as a single one
on iOS we treat those links as seperate but the text attribute is invalid, it returns the link text before splitting it.
Repeatedly press enter in the middle of the link to split it across multiple lines.
On Android onLinkDetected treats those multiple links as a single one. On iOS the text attribute is wrong, it tells us the link text before splitting.
Expected behavior
On Android onLinkDetected shouldn't treat those multiple links as one. On iOS text should return substrings in the video example H, 'e', l, l, 'o` Screenshots
Screen.Recording.2026-04-20.at.10.41.40.mov
Device (please complete the following information):
Device: iPhone 17, Pixel 9
OS: iOS 26.2, Android 16
Version -, API 36 "Baklava"
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Describe the bug
If we create a link, and then split it across many lines by pressing enter the html output shows we have a couple of seperate link elements. But:
onLinkDetectedtreats those multiple links as a single onetextattribute is invalid, it returns the link text before splitting it.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
useEditorState.tssetonLinkDetectedtreats those multiple links as a single one. On iOS thetextattribute is wrong, it tells us the link text before splitting.Expected behavior
On Android
onLinkDetectedshouldn't treat those multiple links as one. On iOStextshould return substrings in the video exampleH, 'e',l,l, 'o`Screenshots
Screen.Recording.2026-04-20.at.10.41.40.mov
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