A simple string of 'and's seem to crash Google Docs pages | Engadget

A simple string of 'and's seem to crash Google Docs pages

For whatever reason that specific string of words seems to be enough to permanently brick a Google Docs page. Noted Google's support pages, the poster who seemingly discovered this unusual bug is quick to point out that the series of five conjunctions, separated by periods, is case-sensitive

Attempts to replicate the issue on Firefox 99.0.1 on a MacBook Pro running Big Sur 11.1 were not successful but a respondent on the Google Support forums claims to have experienced the same problem on the same version of FireFox.

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