Issue with Internal Linking Feature

Bugs
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Issue Summary

  • When using the Internal Linking feature in Ghost, typing Chinese characters after the “@” symbol causes Chrome browser to become unresponsive and eventually crash. This issue occurs both in local and production environments. The feature works correctly when typing English characters.
  • I expected to see a list of relevant articles, regardless of whether the input was in English or Chinese.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Open Ghost editor in Chrome browser.
  2. Use the “@” shortcut to invoke the Internal Linking feature.
  3. Type Chinese characters after the “@” symbol.
  4. Observe that the browser becomes unresponsive and crashes.

Setup information

Ghost Version Ghost version v5.88.1 (Issue observed since v5.87.1)

Node.js Version Node.js version v18.17.0

How did you install Ghost? Self-hosted using Ghost-CLI

Provide details of your host & operating system Ubuntu 20.04 on a VPS

Database type MySQL 8

**Browser & OS version
Chrome 126.0.6478.183 on MacOS 13.6.7

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