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Linda, I have the same issue in Chrome too...
Page jumps when I press Backspace key while typing a comment on Facebook
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When typing comments in Facebook using Chrome or Microsoft Edge, if I use the backspace key on my keyboard, the entire window jumps up a page so where I was typing is now just off the top of my screen and I have to scroll up to see what I'm typing and if I have to use my backspace again, it scrolls off the top, again.
Is anyone else's Facebook page jumping like this? It only happens on Facebook too by the way.
Original Title: Is anyone else's Facebook page jumping like this?
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Anonymous
2022-03-14T22:21:40+00:00 -
Anonymous
2022-03-14T20:34:14+00:00 That worked as a workaround!
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Anonymous
2022-03-14T18:45:01+00:00 Same here. Happening on Chrome -- ONLY on Facebook -- for the past two weeks. I thought I had a keyboard glitch until I found this discussion.
The only fix I've found that seems to work is starting all responses by pressing Shift and Enter. But it's a clunky workaround, and I hope that FB realizes they have a major problem that needs to be fixed.
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Anonymous
2022-03-14T05:01:17+00:00 Go to the three dots on top right, the customise and control options for chrome. Change your zoom level. Mine was set to 67% and I changed it to 75%. Fixed the issue.
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Anonymous
2022-03-14T02:47:41+00:00 If you are replying to me, I don't even have windows 11.
It seems that by adjusting Chrome's Zoom a few times, the automatic scrolling seems to stop. By "original setting", they mean whatever "zoom setting" you were using originally. For example, if you were at 100%, then decrease it to 80%, then try it. Whether it auto scrolls or not, then switch the zoom back to 100%. Hopefully, that will correct it. It works for some, but not all. Also, not sure if this will permanently correct it.