When using the WebBrowser plugin, Korean input does not work if you type in a different input field from the one that was first used on Google.

In the updated search box, Korean text may not be entered initially. As a workaround, switching to another window using Alt+Tab (or activating a different window) and then returning to click the search box allows Korean input to work again.

Additional Notes

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Steps to Reproduce

1. (for Korean input) Inherit from UWebBrowser and add the following in RebuildWidget to use FSlateApplication ’s TextInputMethodSystem :

• WebBrowserWidget ->BindInputMethodSystem(FSlateApplication::Get().GetTextInputMethodSystem());

2. Use the widget with its initial URL set to Google.

3. Type Korean in the Google search box and perform a search.

4. Then type Korean in the changed search box.

Expected

Korean input should also work in the changed search box.

Actual

English input works in the changed search box, but Korean input does not.