Test all input types with scrollTo and onscroll #20172
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This test does not follow any spec yet. Instead it expects all `input` types to be scrollable and fire a `scroll` event in response to `scrollTo()`, to more clearly demonstrate which elements do this in browsers currently. Variants tested: * overflow: visible / hidden / scroll * appearance: auto / none See whatwg/html#4840
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I think actually the Firefox result on wpt.fyi matches what whatwg/html#4840 currently requires (if we take the "overflow doesn't apply" + no statement to allow or require a scroll container to mean that scrolling shouldn't be supported). However, on macOS I get different results in Firefox Nightly: |
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I've updated the test based on my previous comment. Firefox passes all subtests. |
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@MatsPalmgren can you review this? |
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This test does not follow any spec yet.
Instead it expects all
inputtypes to be scrollableand fire a
scrollevent in response toscrollTo(),to more clearly demonstrate which elements do this in
browsers currently.
Variants tested:
See whatwg/html#4840