Hebrew, Arabic, and Persian text displays in the wrong direction. The leftmost character displays on the right, and vice versa.
Text direction needs to be automatic based on character set, NOT on a global configuration setting. Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian characters should always be displayed right to left, even when mixed with English or other characters that go left-to-right.
Otherwise it is impossible to create documents that contain both English and Arabic text; one or the other will be always displayed backwards, which is just dumb.
Hebrew, Arabic, and Persian text displays in the wrong direction. The leftmost character displays on the right, and vice versa.
Text direction needs to be automatic based on character set, NOT on a global configuration setting. Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian characters should always be displayed right to left, even when mixed with English or other characters that go left-to-right.
Otherwise it is impossible to create documents that contain both English and Arabic text; one or the other will be always displayed backwards, which is just dumb.
Windows Notepad got this right years ago.