CSS-UI claims that it's up to user agents to determine whether and how outline-width influences the rendering of outlines with outline-style auto.
However, this is problematic, for the similar reasons as discussed about color in #7761:
outline: auto sets outline-style to auto and outline-width to medium, and medium means 3px.
The default UA sheet in the HTML spec has :focus-visible { outline: auto; }, and so, in browsers that want to take outline-width into account, it effectively calls for the default rendering of focus outlines to be native outlines somehow tweaked to be 3px wide. That seems unfortunate.
I think we should either:
outline-width is allowed to influence the rendering of auto style outlines.outline-width to influence the rendering of auto style outlines, but to make that work sensibly, add an auto initial value to outline-width which computes to medium when outline-style is anything but auto, but lets auto style outlines render at their natural size unless the author has explicitly called for something else.RetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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