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dictionary InputEventInit : UIEventInit {
DOMString? data = null;
};
As such the rest of the dictionary is unsupported.
Therefore, the note that "The inputEventInit parameter is not supported" is incorrect.
I'd file a PR adding each dictionary member as separate items, but determining the earliest version of each browser that supports each dictionary member is too time-consuming right now.
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This PR updates and corrects version values for Safari (Desktop and iOS/iPadOS) for the `InputEvent` member of the `InputEvent` API. This fixesmdn#12163, which contains the supporting evidence for this change.
This PR updates and corrects version values for Safari (Desktop and iOS/iPadOS) for the `InputEvent` member of the `InputEvent` API. This fixes#12163, which contains the supporting evidence for this change.
#11995 changed the support status incorrectly; per my comment on the issue it was fixing (#11994 (comment)):
Therefore, the note that "The inputEventInit parameter is not supported" is incorrect.
I'd file a PR adding each dictionary member as separate items, but determining the earliest version of each browser that supports each dictionary member is too time-consuming right now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: