[dev-platform] Intent to prototype: CSS 'stretch' sizing keyword (with '-webkit-fill-available' as an alias)

2024-07-25 Thread 'Daniel Holbert' via dev-platform@mozilla.org
Summary: This is a keyword for CSS sizing properties (e.g. 'width', 'height') that allows elements to grow to exactly fill their containing block's available space (similar to our existing supported '-moz-available' keyword, though that moz-prefixed keyword only works in one axis for now, while the

[dev-platform] Re: Intent to prototype: CSS 'stretch' sizing keyword (with '-webkit-fill-available' as an alias)

2024-09-24 Thread 'Daniel Holbert' via dev-platform@mozilla.org
Yup, thanks - that's known issue that'll be fixed before enabling. I'm working on the block axis stretching right now. (My work on this was on hold for a bit due to other projects, but I'm working on it again now.) On Tue, Sep 24, 2024, 5:38 PM Oriol Brufau wrote: > See https://software.hixie.ch

[dev-platform] Re: Intent to prototype: CSS 'stretch' sizing keyword (with '-webkit-fill-available' as an alias)

2024-09-23 Thread 'Daniel Holbert' via dev-platform@mozilla.org
Thanks. I filed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1920634 on this. I think Firefox's rendering is correct here, as I explained on the bug, but it's worth tracking the behavior-difference. On Mon, Sep 23, 2024 at 9:29 PM 一丝 wrote: > Currently Firefox and Chrome don't agree on how to ca

[dev-platform] Intent to unship: CSS "overflow: -moz-hidden-unscrollable" (legacy alias for "overflow: clip")

2025-07-22 Thread 'Daniel Holbert' via dev-platform@mozilla.org
As of yesterday (July 21 2025), I've removed support for the "overflow: -moz-hidden-unscrollable" CSS value. This keyword was a legacy value which at this point is just an alias of "overflow: clip" (which we continue to support, and which other browsers also support). No other rendering engine eve