This is a list of features and items for the Visual editor project that have been de-scoped (or were never in scope) for the June release.

Fixes

• IME doesn't work (in this screencast, user enters "日本語化" but "にほ" gets written)
• Nested lists (and related items) — bugzilla:37854
  • Unlisting should unlist all list levels — bugzilla:37905
  • Indent and outdent buttons do not work — bugzilla:37906
  • Placing the cursor (by clicking or through the cursor keys) into sub-lists breaks - it "flashes" in, but then disappears (is no longer drawn anywhere) and cannot be used (e.g. shift-left or etc. doesn't work). — bugzilla:37907
• Detection of external links in link inspector sucks (Roan)
• ve.dm.Converter.getDomFromData parser tests are broken
• Internet Explorer
  • Cursor can't be moved into an empty paragraph with up/down arrow keys
  • Can't draw selection with shift+left
• Keybindings for undo/redo
• Spaces in headers not being trimmed for display (but retained where needed)
• Edit conflicts don't present a conflicts screen, just save (and over-write) blindly (bugzilla:37828)

Refactoring

• Audit and correct use of ve.Range
  • Add methods to ve.Range to support treating a range as unmutable
  • Remove explicit uses of normalize, depend on it being normalized internally
• traverseLeafNodes should handle being given a document gracefully
• Audit use of translateRange
  • Consider calling it on the current selection automatically if surface model's change method is called without a selection
• Change use of "es-*" in CSS classes to match JS class names

New features

• Commands and controls
  • Context-free bold/italics (i.e., if no selection, change current mode, bugzilla:33140)
  • Shift-enter
• Content types
  • Nested lists
  • Definition lists
  • Images
  • Tables
  • Alien nodes
  • -- i.e. demo will only have paragraphs, headings, lists, and text - nothing else for now
• Slugs between unsupported content-types
• Feedback link
  • Give a drop-down of what they've found to filter down a little (?)
  • Give context of what content they were editing and what URL (User Agent is helpful but not sufficient when there's lots of content)