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dpcx | 11 months ago

This looks like what web developers have been waiting literally decades for. Possibly replacing (eventually) a bunch of JS libraries to make this all do what we want.

I don't have Chrome installed, but I'm curious how it handles multi-select fields, as I didn't see that in the example video.

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dqv|11 months ago

I just tried it in the Codepen and it reverts to a regular old UI element when it has the multiple attribute.

Also just tried it with multiple="multiple" just in case. Same behavior.

no_wizard|11 months ago

Huge miss in my opinion. If it doesn’t support all scenarios I’m not sure what the Chrome team is thinking here

zachrip|11 months ago

That really sucks :/

Contax|11 months ago

> This looks like what web developers have been waiting literally decades for.

Count me in. Most times it didn't matter to me but there were some cases when I wanted or needed them to have a specific style matching other elements and, yes, I could only do it -to the best I knew- with JS.

Let's see if it becomes widely supported.