The highlightTerms() function returns the following string for "h
factor":
<html><<font color="#752571">f</font>ont color="#752571">h</<font
color="#752571">f</font>ont> <font color="#752571">f</font>actor</html>
The problem is that the function does the highlighting in several
passes, iterating over the list of terms to highlight. In that specific
case, "h" is first highlighted, then "f", resulting in the following
sequence:
* after highlighting "h": <font color="#752571">h</font> factor
* after highlighting "f": <<font color="#752571">f</font>ont
color="#752571">h</<font color="#752571">f</font>ont> <font
color="#752571">f</font>actor
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1481206
Title:
"h f" messes up formatting of search suggestions
Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Regardless of the current search engine selected, it appears this string ("h
f") messes up the formatting of search suggestions (as well as entries from
history and bookmarks).
I’m seeing entries such as:
font color="#752571">hfont> factor
(the actual suggestion returned by google is "h factor")
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