Btw, things that came to my mind: * Caret movement direction - from inside or from outside. E.g.: <b>ab|c</b>de -> ARROW-RIGHT <b>abc|</b>de -> ARROW-RIGHT <b>abc</b>d|e <b>abc</b>d|e -> ARROW-LEFT <b>abc</b>|de -> ARROW-LEFT <b>ab|c</b>de * If anything is “skipped” by the caret, its movement should work like over a character. E.g. (ARROW-RIGHT): a|<img>b a<img>|b a|<span cE=false>bc</span>d a<span cE=false>bc</span>|d a|<span cE=false>b<span cE=true>c</span></span>d a<span cE=false>b<span cE=true>|c</span></span>d (“b” skipped) a|<span cE=false><span cE=true>b</span>c</span>d a<span cE=false><span cE=true>b|</span>c</span>d (nothing to skip) * Movement to outside the current block counts like a character movement to the very next available caret position (probably obvious). E.g. (ARROW-RIGHT): <p>abc|</p><p>def</p> <p>abc</p><p>|def</p> <td>abc|</td><td>def</td> <td>abc</td><td>|def</td> * Tricky: inline elements at start/end of line. To define. * Tricky: links at start/end of line. To define. Anyway, I’m sure we could make this list long. Q1: Should we start this kind of discussion here? Q2: Should we have a shared document to work on? Where? Fred -- Frederico Knabben CKEditor Project Lead and CKSource Owner -- CKSource - http://cksource.com -- Follow us on: Twitter (http://twitter.com/ckeditor) | Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/ckeditor) | Google+ (https://plus.google.com/107736718646302128806) | LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/company/cksource)
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