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Updated: October 4, 2013
Note that this page doesn't cover iOS version of Google Chrome because it uses WebKit shipped in iOS.
On stable release[M5] indicates a feature which is available since Milestone 5, a.k.a. Google Chrome 5.0. [M6] for Google Chrome 6.0.
Common featuresautofocus attribute (autofocus property) of input/textarea/select/keygen elements
labels property of form control elements [M6]
willValidate property
validity property
checkValidity() and 'invalid' event
validationMessage property [M10]
:default, :valid, :invalid, :optional, and :required CSS selectors
form, formaction, formenctype, formmethod, formtarget attributes and the corresponding properties [M9] Note: form property has been supported for a long time though form attribute was not supported.
'formchange' and 'forminput' events were introduce in [M10], and removed since [M12].
multiple attribute (multiple DOM property) of <input type=file> and <input type=email>
placeholder attribute (placeholder property)
accept attribute for <input type=file> [M8]
files property
dirname attribute of input element [M17]
Support for <input type=hidden name=charset> [M17]
Dedicated UI for <input type=search>
Dedicated UI for <input type=range> (only horizontal)
type attribute (type property) recognizes email, tel, and url
<input type=number> with spin-button UI [M6]
<input type=color> for Windows, OS X, and Linux [M20]
<input type=date> for Windows, OS X, Linux, and Chrome OS [M20] Down arrow key to open the calendar popup. Keyboard bindings in the calendar popup:
m Next month Shift + m Previous month y Next year Shift + y Previous year d 10 years later Shift + d 10 years past Enter Set the selected date to the field, and close the popup t Select today ESC Close the popup * Update <input type=date> UI for non-Android \[M24\] It contains multiple editable fields and a spin button. Key binding to open a calendar picker was changed: down arrow → Alt (option) + down arrow * Android supports it since \[M18\] * Major calendar UI update \[M27\]<input type=time> [M23]
<input type=month> [M25]
<input type=week> for non-Android [M25]
<input type=datetime-local> [M25]
list attribute, and list property
min/max/step/value attribute values for numeric types accepts number strings starting decimal points since [M17]
stepUp() and stepDown() [M5]
valueAsDate property [M5]
valueAsNumber property [M5]
Removed labels property support of <input type=hidden> [M19]
Indeterminate checkbox [M6]
:out-of-range and :in-range CSS selectors [M10]
height and width properties of input element [M21]
setRangeText() [M24]
type attribute of input element recognized date, datetime, datetime-local, month, time, and week during [M5] to [M15] They were disabled since [M16] because of their incompleteness and UI development
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