Chrome Version       : 2.0.162.0
URLs (if applicable) : www.twitter.com
Other browsers tested:
Add OK or FAIL after other browsers where you have tested this issue:
Safari 3:
    Firefox 3: OK
IE 7:

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Open http://www.cnn.com/ in one tab in Chrome. Copy the url.
2. Get an account on Twitter.com, then open Twitter in another tab. In the 
"What are you doing?" box, type "One two three: ". Then paste the url 
"http://www.cnn.com/" into the box. Now type (do not paste) the text " four 
five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve fourteen." into the text box.
3. Now click on the text between "twelve" and "fourteen" (as if you were 
going to add a new word between them).

What is the expected result?

I would expect the cursor to appear between the text "twelve" and 
"fourteen".

What happens instead?

Instead, the cursor position will move to just before the 
“http://www.cnn.com/” text. If you double-click between the twelve and 
fourteen, the “http” will be selected. Screenshot attached.

Additional information:

One weird thing is that this bug only fires when you have two lines filled 
in that Twitter text box. If the text was “One two three: 
http://www.cnn.com/ four five six seven eight nine ten eleven.” (which fits 
on one line) then you don’t see this issue. I also didn’t see this issue in 
Firefox.

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