[Christoph Päper:] > In my opinion it is the target application's job (at the user's > discretion) and not the browser's to decide what it can do and what it > cannot do. I agree. And this is why I think all this is well outside the scope of CSS. Though I'd be fine with a note such as 'This property only affects the rendering of content; it has no effect on the state of content that will be submitted on behalf of the user e.g. text-transform:uppercase has no effect on the user name string submitted by a login page' if there is reason to believe it helps.Received on Wednesday, 27 June 2012 20:47:07 GMT
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