Description: The first letter of a sentence is not auto-capitalized when the first word is followed by an apostrophe. I've tried both in english and in italian. E.g. After a full stop, the sentence "i am happy" will be auto-corrected in "I am happy" but if you write "i'm happy", it will remain uncorrected. Steps to Reproduce: 1.in a new document, write "i'm happy" without capitalizing the first letter with the keyboard. Actual Results: The first letter remained not capitalized Expected Results: it should have capitalized it Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:58.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/58.0
I also tried resetting user profile. Nothing changed.
No it works correctly if you disable the Tools -> AutoCorrect -> AutoCorrect Options: Localized Options "Single Quotes" Replace check-box. The quotation Replace action asserts before the Capitalize actions--so the initial position gets dropped.
As noted, in this case the intitial AutoCorrect action replaces the Single Quote. Running a second AutoCorrect pass can be done from Tools -> AutoCorrect -> Apply Most of the AutoCorrect [M] actions apply only to paragraphs with "Default" style. So check to be sure the paragraph remains in Default style and then rerun the AutoCorrect. The initial I will be capitalized. But needing the paragraph in Default style is a nuisance, bug 59034.