ada, 26 days ago

@patrick_h_lauke could you file a bug with Feedback Assistant? Send me the code and I will keep track of it.

siblingpastry, 27 days ago

@patrick_h_lauke I had occasion to test this recently (fairly quick tests, there could be other issues):

• date, datetime-local, time - using arrow keys to cycle values initially resets them first (when no initial value has been set, Safari shows today), eg. up-arrow from month slot "04" cycles to "01", or down-arrow to "12"; up-arrow from year slot "2024" cycles the year to "0001", down-arrow cycles to "275760". All slots have this behavior.

siblingpastry, 27 days ago

@patrick_h_lauke * date, datetime-local - no keyboard access to datepicker popup (not even triggerable)

• datetime-local - datepicker popup does not include timepicker.
• time - no timepicker popup.

siblingpastry, 27 days ago

@patrick_h_lauke And here's some for iOS:

• date, time - not possible to type directly into the field, the field is announced as a popup button
• date, time - the popup is not after the field in the reading order; I couldn't reach it by regular swiping at all, since subsequent field focus may close it
• datetime-local - not possible to type directly into the field, the field is announced as readonly

patrick_h_lauke, 27 days ago

ditto for <input type="time"> it seems, unless i'm holding it wrong...

stu, 27 days ago

@patrick_h_lauke Oh, if they could turn back <input type="time">. If they could find a way…

patrick_h_lauke, 27 days ago

@stu sliding doors CSS technique?

patrick_h_lauke, 27 days ago

@stu ah, got confused there it seems. of course it was cher not aqua you were referencing

patrick_h_lauke, 27 days ago

@stu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ls0WfopgR9k

siblingpastry, 27 days ago

@stu @patrick_h_lauke <input type="time"> is an illusion, <input type="lunch-time"> doubly so