No WYSIWYG, CTKEDITOR, FCKEDITOR support in Android Browser

For some time now, many CMS's (Content Management Systems) use WYSIWYG editors (What You See Is What You Get) for content creation, modification and hierarchy arrangement. The Android based phones do not seem to support these rich textareas within its browser. When attempting to focus a rich text editor, the browser begins to think you want to input a url, rather than data in an html field.
 A simple way around this is to click "switch to plain text editor," and make your changes in the basic text field. Then later on, edit the data with a real browser like Firefox and clean up the html-less paragraphs.