Selecting code in DWCC makes the text jump around

Just upgraded to Dreamweaver CC and have found an annoying "feature" that makes the code jump around when selecting text in long wrapped code.
For example if there is a long single line javascript code and you select somewhere in the middle, it instantly pushes that line to the next line similar to a line break (although it doesn't actually inserts a break)
Is this a feature that can be turned off? Or I wonder if this is an isolated issue with my Mavericks install where reinstalling it will help.
Thanks in advance everyone.

Hi Vharis,
Here is a video of the issue. I have turned off tag highlighting in this video but it is affect with or without it.
I am using DW13.1 Build 6443 on OS X 10.9.
This issue does not occur when code wrapping is turned off.
This bug can be repeated on any code or text that has no spaces and is wrapped. Below is an example of Javascript and plain text.
Example of single line Javascript:
Example of long text with no spaces:

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