Hi,
In bug 1405087 I intend to remove the "enabled" and "disabled" values of
the -moz-user-input property.
The reasoning for this is because they're slightly broken in presence of
dynamic changes (see the bug), and their usage seems low / web-compat
risk seems not too high.
In particular, I could only a couple legit uses of -moz-user-input:
disabled that weren't either commented out or broken (using
"moz-user-input" instead of "-moz-user-input"). Of those uses, all of
them were part of the jQuery iButton plugin:
https://www.givainc.com/labs/ibutton_jquery_plugin.cfm
Which I've verified works fine with my patches.
-moz-user-input: enabled works exactly the same as -moz-user-input:
auto, which is the default, and thus only changes behavior if it's
specified under something that has -moz-user-input: disabled / none.
Again, only legit use case of this I found (within a -moz-user-input:
disabled / none element) was the mentioned jQuery plugin, which works
just fine without those.
If we happen to find web-compat fallout from this we can consider
re-introducing them / aliasing them to the other values, I guess, and
just remove our internal usage, but I think it's worth trying to remove
them in light of the above.
-- Emilio
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