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Caniuse currently tracks the <selectlist> element. The feature is designed to solve something that has been a particular point of frustration for web devs for years, and is exactly the kind of feature for which I regularly return to Caniuse. The feature is nearer to completion than ever, but it has been renamed (again).
Open UI lists this feature as "Customizable Select" and notes that it has been renamed
WHATWG has moved it to Stage 3 on Feb 14, 2025 under the name "Customizable Select"
In addition to selectmenu (the older element) which already returns the feature via search, Chrome's announcement lists several other differentiating keywords: appearance:base-select, ::picker(select), and selectedoption (singular, a new element). Until adoption is official, it might make sense to return the same single entry for all these keywords.
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Caniuse currently tracks the
<selectlist>
element. The feature is designed to solve something that has been a particular point of frustration for web devs for years, and is exactly the kind of feature for which I regularly return to Caniuse. The feature is nearer to completion than ever, but it has been renamed (again).In addition to
selectmenu
(the older element) which already returns the feature via search, Chrome's announcement lists several other differentiating keywords:appearance:base-select
,::picker(select)
, andselectedoption
(singular, a new element). Until adoption is official, it might make sense to return the same single entry for all these keywords.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: