HTML: <object usemap> is removed #27184
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(You could imagine more cases by the way such as what happens when the |
Ping @mfreed7 on whether you're interested in this minor |
Yes, I'm definitely interested in this cleanup. We have no use counters, but this seems rather safe. In Chromium, this is made interactive here, but I don't see any other behavioral changes to actually do anything other than that. Happy to remove that. |
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Tests for whatwg/html#6283.
So the curious case here is
html/semantics/forms/the-label-element/clicking-interactive-content.html
where browsers fail for<object>
but not<object usemap>
. If I add<span>
or<div>
I get the same results (only the last of the three tests fails) so I suspect that all browsers do have some logic to consider<object usemap>
interactive? Despite Chrome and Safari not supporting<object usemap>
otherwise.