Why isn't top result for, disable Ctrl+R during webform edit entitled, disable Ctrl+R during webform edit?

In the answer field you may now be using, tapping Ctrl+R - which may occur because you intended to type Shift+R [to get an 'R' instead of an 'r', will instead result in refreshing the webpage - it will almost certainly lose everything you typed in all editing fields.

[Try - before you type your answer - copying this question, pasting it - spending a moment proof reading like you had in fact thought about & typed it, then position the cursor for continuing the next paragraph with "Really, the best solution is to...", and use Ctrl+R accidentally on purpose instead - to see what I mean]...

Some may have experienced it and still not know what happened..., the chance they will ever find this page telling them about it* is slim to nil.

"Disable Ctrl+R during webform editing.html" should be a page on the internet with an associated resource and always top results for the search with something server-side that is comprehensively & intuitively finding people looking for it [as aforementioned - they may not even know what happened] - the amount of data people stand to lose overall, and time & energy with it, while possibly becoming bewildered or incensed, is unfathomable - currently people will only learn by losing data until it can no longer happen & all I can recommend is *putting e.g. Notepad in your Start Menu/on the Taskbar for quick access and using it to type in, then copy & paste from it, Ctrl+R has no effect in there, might make a ping/selected theme sound, but no typing is lost.

Notepad is usually in Start Menu>Programs>Accessories - you can right click it and pin it to either of the more convenient locations for instant access.

- I'm long over it - but only thanks to my habit of using Notepad did I just now avoid it again in another accursed instance - when a Captcha entry was incorrect [you try get 10/10 of them https://www.google.co.uk/search?num=100&site=&sour... ], it reset the entire webform..., most unexpected for many people - the world could be a much easier place to get along in.