id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
10724	SCAYT conflicts with FF text highlighting via the keyboard on misspelled words	cjarczew		"SCAYT causes partial lines to be highlighted in FF not allowing the user to easily cut/copy the content they want when using the keyboard to highlight text(Shift + End, Shift + CTRL + Right Arrow)

'''Browser:''' FF 22.0

'''OS:''' Win 7

'''Reproducible location:''' Demo site and nightly build

I tested with IE9.0.8112.16421 and Chrome 28.0.1500.95 m as well and both seemed to work just fine.

'''Steps to reproduce:'''
1. Go to the demo site
2. Delete all sample content from the editor
3. Enable SCAYT
4. Type in a line with correct and incorrect words such as: ""Hi there, how arre you?
5. Place the cursor at the start of the line and then hold Shift and press End.

Once you release the keys you will notice SOMETIMES the text will first highlight the whole line as expected and then within a second will highlight just the text up to the first spelling mistake which in this case is 'arre'.

If you look at the HTML generated you will see this for the above:

{{{
<p>Hi there, how <span data-scaytid=""1"" data-scayt_word=""arre"">arre</span> you?<br></p>
}}}

The text will highlight up to the beginning of the span tag caused by SCAYT.

NOTE: Seems to only fail going left to right on a line, if I go right to left it highlights fine."	Bug	closed	Normal		UI : Spell Checker	3.5.1	fixed	Firefox IE10	WebSpellChecker.net