Select-all Hotkey does not always select entire web document #6909
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This was referenced Mar 21, 2017
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Confirmed. Probably a regression introduced by 62f42c6. |
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- In browse mode, pressing shift+home after selecting forward now unselects to the beginning of the line as expected. (#5746) - In browse mode, select all (control+a) no longer fails to select all text if the caret is not at the start of the text. (#6909) - cursorManager: Fix selecting forward, then selecting backward without unselecting, then unselecting forward, and vice versa.
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When using any application utilising Browse Mode, including Thunderbird, Internet Explorer V11.576, or Firefox 51.0.1 (32-bit) on Windows 10 64 Bit and NVDA 2017.1 (installed), the behaviour of the select-all keystroke is intermittent depending on the location of the caret. Issuing a Control-A keystroke at the top or bottom of a web-page will issue the correct behaviour and select the entire page. If the caret moves one or more lines, but less than approximately 550 characters, control-A will select only from the start of page to the cursor location. If the caret is at the end of the page and control-A is issued, then the entire page is selected which is expected behaviour.
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