Korean keyboard entry error

Question

In Safari while surfing korean websites (example: www.naver.com) an error occurs:
if selecting pre-entered forms and deleting text, and then entering text in Hangul (2 set korean keyboard) if not entering a space or another simbol after the last sillable (example:년) the last text entry remains selected and it is impossible to click anywhere else on the webpage. Also, the keyboard is now in "insert" mode - it will replace the previous sillable entirely if any key stroke is performed.
This did not occur in Snow Leopard and it is extremely annoying when entering lots of text.
Question: when will it be fixed?

Answer 1

Hi Tom,
Thank you for directing me to the proper support area.
It does not happen in other Apps - address book, text edit, and so on.
In Safari it happens even if entering the korean characters in the search area, or the address bar - after entering 년 and not a space or right arrow, if clicking outside the search box it remains with the pop down open (history) while if entering numbers with the korean keyboard or any character in the english keyboard, clicking outside the box causes the box to be closed, as it should.
In Google Chrome and Firefox - if entering Korean characters as described and then clicking on the first search sugestion, it does go to the link as expected (in safari it does not).
It appears that when entering some combinations of Korean characters clicking out does not terminate the text entry (in all other apps and browsers it does, so this is the expected behaviour).