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Consider this test-case. Scroll down, then move the focus between the two <input> elements.
The scroll position jumps, which feels a bit unexpected, but it's sorta reasonable if you take scroll-padding to consider that rect invisible...
The desired behavior in that test-case is clear, but it's not clear to me if there's a use-case for the current behavior, I suspect there might be....
In any case, should the overflow spec skip applying padding when focusing sticky / fixedpos / abspos elements? Maybe only for the actual scroll container they're contained into? But that might be tricky...
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Consider this test-case. Scroll down, then move the focus between the two
<input>
elements.The scroll position jumps, which feels a bit unexpected, but it's sorta reasonable if you take
scroll-padding
to consider that rect invisible...The desired behavior in that test-case is clear, but it's not clear to me if there's a use-case for the current behavior, I suspect there might be....
In any case, should the overflow spec skip applying padding when focusing sticky / fixedpos / abspos elements? Maybe only for the actual scroll container they're contained into? But that might be tricky...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: