Maximilian Franzke

I'm currently thinking about whether it probably makes sense to at least change the `value` to the original value after the user leaves the input field, but I would need...

Most likely yes, that should be possible. It would still be inconsistent if some script for whatever reason is trying to get those values while the user is focusing that...

@Klyner007 , thanks for your feedback. Could you please provide some more information for me to understand the problem you're describing, like e.g. the version of OS and Safari you're...

@Klyner007, well, it works perfectly fine for me on https://mfranzke.github.io/datalist-polyfill/demos/, even though that I've sadly even already have updated to the latest Mac OS version, which brings Safari 12.0.2 -...

@kirajhpang, agreed. As Safari Technology Preview is supporting the datalist tag (at least basically), I‘ll rework the polyfill to adapt that behaviour with an upcoming release.

> Thank you, @mfranzke for some (otherwise) good piece of open source code. > > Seems to have no affect in Safari 12, both macOS and iOS. > > Here...

@09wattry, I‘m not totally sure whether I‘m getting your feedback right. Since Safari 12.1 the datalist functionality is being supported natively, meaning that this polyfill doesn‘t necessarly do anything (except...

@09wattry, okay, let me see what the polyfill could do about that - I think that something has been implemented even already (for EDGE as well).

@vpodk, thanks a lot for your feedback. Does including the JavaScript file itself lead to any JavaScript errors? And do you mean by that it doesn‘t work that the behaviour...

Totally agreed on this, @mitchhentges. What I‘m mostly wondering about is that these UA strings actually report quite new versions of Chrome like e.g. „Chrome 67 on Android (Marshmallow)“, in...