JimEvans: Excluding synthetic "Shift+navigation key" tests on Firefox 10 or below. This is far from an ideal solution, but the Firefox driver proper doesn't use the atoms for sending keystrokes anyway. I believe having the use of the Shift key in synthetic events is useful enough to omit this failing case, and I lack sufficient understanding of the Firefox object model to properly fix the atoms code. If one is inclined to dislike this approach, I invite one to fix atoms code for sending keystrokes in Firefox 10 or below, then re-enable the tests.
JimEvans: Excluding synthetic "Shift+navigation key" tests on Firefox 10 or below. This is far from an ideal solution, but the Firefox driver proper doesn't use the atoms for sending keystrokes anyway. I believe having the use of the Shift key in synthetic events is useful enough to omit this failing case, and I lack sufficient understanding of the Firefox object model to properly fix the atoms code. If one is inclined to dislike this approach, I invite one to fix atoms code for sending keystrokes in Firefox 10 or below, then re-enable the tests.

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