Related to  question.  Is it possible in comment too or only in question and answer?  I tried this but it didn't work.  &lt;kbd&gt;CTRL&lt;/kbd&gt;+&lt;kbd&gt;Z&lt;/kbd&gt;
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What special formatting tricks can be done in the comments now?  Proven:   **text** or __text__ = Bolding = text *text* or _text_ = Italics = text `text` = Code Formatting = text [example](http://example.com "title") Inline links with title and text http://example.com plain old links   Disproven:   Cannot insert &lt;kbd&gt; (i.e. F12) characters Cannot use #[text] to increase size
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How does the code  work with Ctrl + K? I am new to Stack Overflow.   I can't get it with Ctrl + K. I  press space button for 4 times in each line I post.
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It gets annoying if the answer to another comment is short.  Edit: My answerable question: Is there a documentation about why?
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I just posted a comment to someone's answer on SO and accidentally left off the very first backtick, resulting in a really messed up looking comment. Of course I couldn't see the result of that omission until I posted it and by then it was too late to fix it. Is there anything I can do to fix it?
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In questions, links get converted into question titles (see )  Can the same functionality be added to comments?
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We have inline comment editing, inline editing of questions on Area 51, and inline re-tagging.  Can we please have inline Question and Answer editing on the Stack Exchange sites?  This has been implemented using a GreaseMonkey Script.  Try it out yourself.  It's old, so I'm not sure if it will still work:
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When marking question for "duplicate", the reason in dialog window is "exact duplicate", yet when the process is completed there's a comment added that says "possible duplicate". Maybe those two should be evened out to either "possible duplicate" or "exact duplicate"?  Edit: Take  for instance, it says "Possible" on top but "exact" at the bottom    and the top remark was added by the system only after the question was closed, i.e. after it was concluded that it was an exact duplicate rather than a possible one.  So the question is: can the text on top be changed to "Exact Duplicate" please?
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I use texmaker and some time ago I found, by chance, a way to comment many lines at once, but I can't remember it now. Can somebody remind me of that?
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Noticed this on Bicycles, but I presume it affects any Stack Exchange site   Write question Edit question, write a new tag Submit edit   When performing the above steps, I properly get an error message, but it says "answer" instead of "question" or "edit".
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If I click "add comment", the comment hint (placeholder; "Request clarification or add information.") is not a hint, but editable text. If I delete the text and click outside of the comment then the hint appears as it should and when I click back into the comment box the hint disappears as it should.   I am on Internet Explorer 10.0.7.  Am I just oblivious and this is how it has always been (having to delete the comment hint), or is this a bug?
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I was reading  when I saw a bug with :  It is quite evident that the user who commented this included some code in his comment, but the comment just, well, overflowed.  I am using Chrome88 with Win 10 (laptop). The Chrome88 version for Windows is supported. See :   Credit : @ErikA
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Similar to '', is it also ok to add an example?   I was going to  but I noticed that one answer had most of the things I needed to say, except perhaps that the questioner didn't perhaps understand the answer and  I feel that an example may help.
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If I enter the following mark-down source:  “*blah*”   into a question or answer, then it works, but in a comment it doesn’t. The asterisks remain literal and don’t turn into italics.
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In the Android app, the "x more comments" phrase is cut off by the button next to it, "Add a comment":    It looks like the rest of the phrase is underneath the button and there is some space to the left of the phrase. Can we shift the "x more comments" phrase more to the left so it doesn't get cut off by the "Add a comment" button? At the very least, please allow the phrase to not be cut off by the "Add a comment" button somehow.
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How do I post text so that it is formatted as code?  What do I need to do so that my code shows up properly &mdash; not escaped or removed &mdash; when posted? And how to get the correct syntax highlighting?     For more information, see "" in the .
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I understand that there is an upper limit. But why do you have to type at least 15 characters to post a comment? It is easy to work around it anyway (like adding dots or other useless things).
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I've seen a similar thread for  and a question concerning the very feature I mean in  but no actual suggestion. I decided to post one in order to see if other users agree that such a feature would be of use and also to find out if it would be technically feasible (requiring a sane amount of code modification).  Among the comments on Stack Overflow (and other SE sites), there are some genuine gems. Be it a piece of advice, a suggestion or just a hilarious remark, a comment is sometimes worth returning to.  While I know how to bookmark the comments in my browser, I find this pretty annoying while switching computers (it's hard to keep sync between different browsers). I'd like to keep them in one place, preferably in my SO profile.  Personally, I'd love and use a feature like this. What do you think about it?