         handle_mousedown: (event) =>
             # $(window) caught a mousedown event, so it wasn't caught by $('.suggestion_description')
             # Let's hide the suggestion/description
-            @click_on_description = false
+            @keep_suggestions_on_blur = false
             @hide_suggestion_and_description()
 
         render: =>

            'mousedown .suggestion_description': 'mouse_down_description'
            'click .suggestion_description': 'stop_propagation'
            'mouseup .suggestion_description': 'mouse_up_description'

        mouse_down_description: (event) =>
            @click_on_description = true
            @stop_propagation event

        stop_propagation: (event) =>
            event.stopPropagation()

        mouse_up_description: (event) =>
            @click_on_description = false
            @stop_propagation event

        start_resize_history: (event) =>

        on_blur: =>
            @state.focus_on_codemirror = false
            # We hide the description only if the user isn't selecting text from a description.
            if @keep_suggestions_on_blur is false
                @hide_suggestion_and_description()

        # We have to keep track of a lot of things because web-kit browsers handle the events keydown, keyup, blur etc... in a strange way.
