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Right now it seems that the spec requires that the search for a draggable attribute when a drag is initiated go up the "ancestor chain", which I presume refers to the document tree. However, we got Chromium bug 328263459 reporting that the behavior in Firefox differs (while Chrome and Safari match my interpretation of the current spec), and Firefox at least appears to search the flattened tree ancestors. The reporter of that bug prefers the Firefox behavior (reasonably, I think).
I'm curious if others agree with my analysis of the current spec, and what you think about whether the current spec should change or not.
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Looks like the spec uses term "ancestor chain" also in couple of other places, yet its meaning isn't clearly defined. Though I agree I'd assume non-shadow boundary crossing ancestor chain when reading it.
What is the issue with the HTML Standard?
Right now it seems that the spec requires that the search for a
draggable
attribute when a drag is initiated go up the "ancestor chain", which I presume refers to the document tree. However, we got Chromium bug 328263459 reporting that the behavior in Firefox differs (while Chrome and Safari match my interpretation of the current spec), and Firefox at least appears to search the flattened tree ancestors. The reporter of that bug prefers the Firefox behavior (reasonably, I think).I'm curious if others agree with my analysis of the current spec, and what you think about whether the current spec should change or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: