Expected behaviour: Hitting Backspace at the beginning of the first item of a list turns the list items into a paragraph block.
Actual behaviour: Hitting Backspace lets the cursor jump to the end of the previous block.
Workaround: Cut and past first list item, then return the empty list item.
Reasoning: Turning the first list items into the default block (usually a paragraph) is default behaviour of both Google Docs, Microsoft Word, and Dropbox Paper. It allows users to turn an item into a paragraph. This is often needed as list items might grow too long and users decide to turn them into paragraphs.
Expected behaviour: Hitting Backspace at the beginning of the first item of a list turns the list items into a paragraph block.
Actual behaviour: Hitting Backspace lets the cursor jump to the end of the previous block.
Workaround: Cut and past first list item, then return the empty list item.
Reasoning: Turning the first list items into the default block (usually a paragraph) is default behaviour of both Google Docs, Microsoft Word, and Dropbox Paper. It allows users to turn an item into a paragraph. This is often needed as list items might grow too long and users decide to turn them into paragraphs.