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@MicrosoftEdge I don’t seem to have the feature. I tried on macOS with the latest Canary. I’m physically in Germany, but Edge is set to en-US. 🤔 I also didn’t see a flag in edge://flags to force-enable this mode. What’s the trick?
@henrylim96 @kennethrohde @rob_dodson @samthor Yes, this is an anti pattern indeed.
@henrylim96 @rob_dodson I can reproduce this now 100%. Any zoom level >100% causes the issue. It’s exclusive to iOS Safari. @samthor may be able to look into this.
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Oh, interesting. Microsoft is exploring a Kids Mode 💧💦 for its â¦@MicrosoftEdgeâ© browser. https://t.co/Qxh6Q6HiQv
The new `aspect-ratio` CSS property is animatable as of Chrome 90. â¤µï¸ https://t.co/TfdPkOTt0H
@samthor Which is indeed spec’ed: https://t.co/SrOY20Ixnu
But again, my point was for client-side validation that typically involves JavaScript. The coupon code use case remains, just `trim()` server- and client-side before validating (or make your patte
@samthor You got me curious: interestingly regular text input fields are left as-is, whereas email input fields get trimmed: both name and email had a leading and a trailing space, this is where I ended up at: https://t.co/P9IW5TCGUf
@samthor To clarify, this is mostly for client-side validation.
🔢 PSA: If you have form fields where trailing/leading spaces don’t matter, just trim the value instead of failing:
Email: [confused@example.com ]
⌠No such user.
Coupon: [ sUp3r5eCreT]
⌠Coupon code invalid.
`HTMLInputElement.value.trim()` ✅
“Netscape wanted to be a platform for ‘network-centric apps,’ with its browser as the ‘universal client.’ Microsoft still wanted to promote Windows-centric apps—although it had conceded that the Internet must be integrated into the system.â€â
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