Chrome: Paste from Word inserts blank line at top.

[Keith Hackett]

In CKEditor 3.61, pasting any content from Word into Chrome 13.078.112 causes extra "blank" line to be inserted before the content.

Steps to replicate: From the CKEditor Demo page, delete the existing content (Ctrl-A and Delete). Then, cut-and-paste content from Word using Ctrl-C then Ctrl-V, the Paste icon, or the Paste from Word icon. Finally, click "Source" to see the code that creates the extra "blank" line that will be inserted on postback.

Example: I copied the phrase "Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country." from Word and pasted into Chrome. Clicking on Source revealed this HTML:

<p>

&nbsp;</p>

<p>

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.</p>

[Jakub Ś]

1. Open replacebycode sample
2. Press CRTL+A DEL
3. Copy the content from the attached file (Select whole text with a mouse and press CRTL+C)
4. Paste the text using CRTL+V or Paste From Word button.

Result:Paragraph at the top gets inserted. This is reproducible in Webkit and Opera from CKE 3.0.

Notes:

1. If you copy only half of the sentence no extra paragraph will be created.
   
2. In Webkit, in step 2 if you press backspace few times quickly, no empty paragraph will be inserted at the top.

This issue is most likely related to the #8231 (Maybe even a duplicate).

[Jakub Ś]

#7383 was marked as duplicate

[Tade0]

Fixed with new Paste From Word plugin in 4.6.0.