inputmodes now supported on iOS 12.2 Safari #3738
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Summary
Safari on iOS 12.2 now supports the global attribute inputmode.
Documentation
This was not called out in Safari's Release Notes yet, but it is discussed in the WebKit Bugzilla and mentioned in the latest summary of PWA features on iOS 12.2 from Maximiliano Firtman
It can be confirmed by viewing an inputmode demo on an iOS 12.2 device.