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I don't know if this is a regression or it took me this long to notice, but selecting all text with CTRL+A in browse mode results in unexpected behaviors in certain cases. Steps to reproduce:
Enter browse mode with NVDA+Space.
Go to the top of the page with CTRL+Home.
Press the right-arrow once.
Press CTRL+A.
Expected: You should hear "X characters selected," where X is the number of characters.
Actual results: You here "S selected," because NVDA is selecting up to where your cursor is, i.e., the second character of the "Skip to content" in-page link.
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hi.
i observed this unexpected behaviour in nvda 2017.1
but i am not sure that its a regression in nvda, firefox or both.
for example: i tested with firefox 22 and i confirm this bug in version 22 too.
could you please test it with previous versions of nvda to see the result?
control+a is a windows keyboard and i cant believe that causes this key not working properly.
please test with different versions of nvda.
thanks so much and God bless you all.
I don't know if this is a regression or it took me this long to notice, but selecting all text with CTRL+A in browse mode results in unexpected behaviors in certain cases. Steps to reproduce:
Expected: You should hear "X characters selected," where X is the number of characters.
Actual results: You here "S selected," because NVDA is selecting up to where your cursor is, i.e., the second character of the "Skip to content" in-page link.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: