Element Should (Not) Be Enabled validates that element is enabled and not read-only, but Wait Until Element Is Enabled only checks is the element enabled. For consistency reasons we should change the latter to also validate read-only status.
At the moment Element Should (Not) Be Enabled also checks is the element type is 'input', 'select', 'textarea', 'button' or 'option'. That's a bad idea because it ignores HTML5 input elements (see also #546). Instead of trying to make the list of valid input elements perfect, I think it's better to not do any type checking.
Element Should (Not) Be Enabledvalidates that element is enabled and not read-only, butWait Until Element Is Enabledonly checks is the element enabled. For consistency reasons we should change the latter to also validate read-only status.At the moment
Element Should (Not) Be Enabledalso checks is the element type is 'input', 'select', 'textarea', 'button' or 'option'. That's a bad idea because it ignores HTML5 input elements (see also #546). Instead of trying to make the list of valid input elements perfect, I think it's better to not do any type checking.