Adrian Roselli on Nostr: Yesterday Google Chrome announced coming support for `<hr>` in `<select> menus. I was ...
Yesterday Google Chrome announced coming support for `<hr>` in `<select> menus. I was curious how its and Apple Safari’s support fared versus Chrome, Safari, and Firefox support for `<optgroup>`.
Splitting within Selects:
https://adrianroselli.com/2023/10/splitting-within-selects.htmlI dug a bit into spec/support timelines as well.
#a11y #accessibility
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