On a new line, type a word that has a kanji result as it’s first conversation candidate (e.g. 漢字 ‘kanji’).
Press space to select the candidate.
Expected result
The canditate will not be inputted into Obsidian.
Actual result
The character is inputted into Obsidian just by selecting the canditate. The canditate is exepeceted to only be inputted when pressing enter, or by typing another word. This leads to two unexpected behaviors:
If you want to input the first candidate, it will result in having two of the same word inputted.
If you want to select and input another candidate, it will result in having the first canditate, and the selected canditate inputted.
Environment
Operating system: EndeavourOS
Kernel: x86_64 Linux 5.16.13-arch1-1
Input Method: Fcitx5 (tested on Fcitx package as well)
I tried both the appimage and the snap, and it still has the same error.
On Linux, many Japanese users use Fcitx and Mozc. It may effect Chinese users too, as they use Fcitx. if it is possible in the future, so it may be helpful to have someone look into it.
I have also met a similar case (although again using Windows 10 1909), here is a small demo using default Windows IME in help vault, just for your information, thanks!
