Mark the inert attribute as Baseline low #2854
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The only reason it was not Baseline is because of the "Element is ignored for the purposes of find-in-page" subfeatures in BCD, tracked by https://webkit.org/b/269909. That find-in-page still works isn't a serious enough problem to say that this isn't supported in Safari.
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| spec: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#inert-subtrees | ||
| group: html | ||
| status: | ||
| compute_from: html.global_attributes.inert |
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I support this change, but can you please add the comment about that remaining bug on Safari to the file here?
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The only reason it was not Baseline is because of the "Element is
ignored for the purposes of find-in-page" subfeatures in BCD, tracked by
https://webkit.org/b/269909.
That find-in-page still works isn't a serious enough problem to say that
this isn't supported in Safari.