Re: [editing] InputEvent.targetRange in <input> (#72)

Sure. So the targetRange could be set to where the DOM Range currently is as specified in the current Input Events specification by the line "Typically the primary Range on the document's Selection." but is that to vague.

In Chrome getting a DOM Range when being inside a textarea results in.
range.setStartAfter(textarea);
range.setEndAfter(textarea);

However IE doesn't return any range when being inside a textarea.

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