Cursor moves to beginning of the line in the title if window looses focus

[INoViodiUMNE]

This is one really tricky to reproduce sometimes so try it multiple times (sometimes “pasting” is not even needed). In the explanation below the vertical | bar represents the location of the cursor.

How to reproduce:

1. Create a new note with this title - leave the cursor at the end of the line: “This is my new note |”
2. Switch from obsidian to some other app (cmd+tab or alt+tab)
3. Copy some text (like a word “blah”) into clipboard from somewhere: cmd+c
4. Switch focus back to obsidian and paste the word “blah” at the end of the title: “This is my new note blah|”
5. Switch focus away from obsidian again.
6. Switch back to obsidian
7. Focus now is at the beginning of the title line: “|This is my new note blah”

I type this:

Add/paste word “blah”

After switching to another app and then back to Obsidian, it magically moves the cursor:

I am running Obsidian 0.9.10 on Mac, but this has happened for last 10 updates/versions of obsidian.

[rigmarole]

I can reproduce this as well on MacOS. It seems to happen if I paste a word with a space before it. So if I paste " blah" it will do it. If I paste “blah”, it won’t. At least so far, in my tests.

Also if there is a space at the end of the title, or if you have any double spaces, there is a form of auto-correct, which cleans the extra whitespace. When that triggers, then it also jumps back to the beginning of the line.

[juan]

I can also reproduce this on MacOS (Obsidian 0.9.20).

Regarding my use case: I trigger this regularly because I’m using @nickmilo’s suggested format for sources (S- YYYY - Type - ShortenedTitle - AuthorYear) for which I copy-paste article titles and manually remove whitespaces between words.