[css-scroll-anchoring-1] Add priority candidates for scroll anchor selection #5018 #5050
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emilio
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I removed the insertion caret from the priority lists, since I think having the focused element be prioritized over it largely handles it. In other words, I'm failing to come up with any reasonable example that has an insertion caret but not a focused element. |
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Caret browsing in Gecko? |
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It was specified as insertion caret here in the text here: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-ui-3/#propdef-caret-color I think the Gecko caret browsing is what the non-normative text refers to as a navigation caret. We can definitely add that back in, but perhaps with different wording |
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The PR adds scroll anchoring priority candidates which would be used before the DOM order children are considered as scroll anchors.
#5018