highlight-text-passCorrect

I'll help you complete this task. Let me start by taking a screenshot to see the current state of the webpage.

Good! I can see a text editor webpage with a text area and a "Clear Editor" button. The cursor is visible in the text area. Now I'll complete the task step by step. **Step 1: Type the text with line breaks** I'll click in the text area first to ensure it's focused, then type the text. The text should be: "Line one\nLine two\nLine three\nLine four"

Good, the text area is now focused (I can see the blue border around it). Now I'll type the text. I need to type "Line one", then press Enter for a new line, then "Line two", Enter, "Line three", Enter, and "Line four".

Perfect! "Line one" has been typed. Now I'll press Enter to create a new line and continue with "Line two".

Good, I pressed Enter and the cursor should now be on a new line. Now I'll type "Line two".

Excellent! I can see both "Line one" and "Line two" now. I'll press Enter again and continue with "Line three".

Good, I'm on the third line now. I'll type "Line three".

Perfect! Now I have three lines. I'll press Enter one more time and type "Line four".

Good, I'm on the fourth line. Now I'll type "Line four".

Perfect! Step 1 is complete. I now have all four lines of text: - Line one - Line two - Line three - Line four **Step 2: Highlight the word "two"** Now I need to click and drag to select the word "two" on the second line. Looking at the text, "two" appears after "Line " on the second line. I need to: 1. Click just before the "t" in "two" 2. Drag to just after the "o" in "two" Let me identify the coordinates of the word "two" on line 2. The word "two" starts approximately at x=198 and the line is at y=182.

Excellent! I successfully highlighted the word "two" on the second line. I can see that the text "two" is now highlighted with a blue background. **Step 3: Verify the highlighting appears exactly where I selected** Looking at the screenshot, I can see: - The word "two" on the second line ("Line two") is highlighted with a blue background - The highlighting is positioned exactly on the word "two" as intended - The highlighting starts at the beginning of "two" and ends at the end of "two" - No other text is highlighted - The selection is visually correct and appears in the exact location where I performed the click-and-drag action The highlighting appears to be working correctly - it's showing exactly where I selected the text (the word "two" on line 2). All three steps of the task have been completed successfully: 1. ✓ Typed the four lines of text 2. ✓ Highlighted the word "two" by clicking and dragging 3. ✓ Verified the highlighting appears exactly where the text was selected <answer>PASS</answer>