https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1791051 shows an interesting interop difference: https://jsfiddle.net/ht85jacp/
accent-color
.outline-color
.I can provide some reasoning to why I implemented the Firefox behavior. outline-style: auto
is intended to be the OS accent color by default. It behaves more like appearance: auto
form control borders, so using outline-color
would be rather weird. On the flip side, using border-color
on form controls disables native appearance altogether, so maybe it's not that weird.
I have a preference for Gecko's behavior, but I'd be happy to listen to reasoning from Chrome's folks about why they honor outline-color
instead... I think part of the issue I don't love it is because outline: auto
would set outline-color: currentColor
, which seems pretty unfortunate.
argyleink, lukewarlow and rschristian
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