In bug 394892 Markus Stange fixed radios and checkboxes to use native Cocoa widgets and made them resizable, which puts Firefox a step up from where Chrome and Safari currently are. It’s a shame though that they look pixellated at large sizes (see attached image).
In the intervening time an @2x set of image states for checkboxes and radios has been introduced (try setting transform:scale(2); against an input in Chrome or Safari) which would be a stop-gap, but it would be very nice if this could be resolution independent.
Other browsers (for example Chrome on Windows) have their own set of vector widgets including checkboxes and radios. Is this something Mozilla would be interested in doing? It would obviously be better if OS X introduced resolution independent controls and I’d imagine it can’t be far off, so that might be the better path.
Upstream bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1200559 Date: 2015-09-01 Reported by: Robin Whittleton (@robinwhittleton)
Overview
In bug 394892 Markus Stange fixed radios and checkboxes to use native Cocoa widgets and made them resizable, which puts Firefox a step up from where Chrome and Safari currently are. It’s a shame though that they look pixellated at large sizes (see attached image).
In the intervening time an @2x set of image states for checkboxes and radios has been introduced (try setting transform:scale(2); against an input in Chrome or Safari) which would be a stop-gap, but it would be very nice if this could be resolution independent.
Other browsers (for example Chrome on Windows) have their own set of vector widgets including checkboxes and radios. Is this something Mozilla would be interested in doing? It would obviously be better if OS X introduced resolution independent controls and I’d imagine it can’t be far off, so that might be the better path.