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third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/imported/web-platform-tests/html/editing/dnd/README

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-This is a test suite for the drag and drop API described in the HTML5
-specification:
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-  http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/dnd.html#dnd
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-Tests in target-origin/ relate to a proposed spec extension and are not covered
-by HTML5 drafts at the time of writing. Contact Opera Sofware for details, and
-mention CT-1656.
-
-Tests in synthetic/ relate to incomplete parts of the HTML5 specification,
-which allows synthetic events to be created. For compatibility with others,
-the dataTransfer parameter allows null, undefined and other objects. Objects
-will create a synthetic dataTransfer. To provide maximum functionality,
-synthetic dataTransfer will have its own synthetic data store, detatched from
-the real data store used by real drag events (actual user interaction). For
-security, real dataTransfer objects will remember the real event's protection
-status inside synthetic events (the spec bases their protection only on the
-event type, and does not consider the difference between real and synthetic
-events).
-
-Tests in platform/plugin are based on assumed "good" behaviour, where the
-appropriate events are passed to the plugin. Platforms should determine if any
-deviations from the expected results are problematic.