Background:user-select is supported without a prefix in most but not all major browsers. Previously this required a -webkit vendor prefix.
Functionally for the supporting browsers -webkit-user-select is the same as user-select and user-select is preferred. When using WebkitUserSelect, it is resolved to user-select, which is usually fine.
Problem:
Safari (as at time of writing) does not support user-select without a prefix. When I write the VendorLonghandProperties to specifically mean -webkit, I intend it to mean -webkit-user-select and not user-select
I don't actually think it's something that can be solved helpfully and it does not seem to be the responsibility of this package to solve.
I figured I'd open this for someone else to read if they run into similar issues because it took me a while to understand why this wasn't working for Safari.
Background:
user-selectis supported without a prefix in most but not all major browsers. Previously this required a-webkitvendor prefix.Functionally for the supporting browsers
-webkit-user-selectis the same asuser-selectanduser-selectis preferred. When usingWebkitUserSelect, it is resolved touser-select, which is usually fine.Problem: Safari (as at time of writing) does not support
user-selectwithout a prefix. When I write theVendorLonghandPropertiesto specifically mean-webkit, I intend it to mean-webkit-user-selectand notuser-selecthttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/user-select
I don't actually think it's something that can be solved helpfully and it does not seem to be the responsibility of this package to solve. I figured I'd open this for someone else to read if they run into similar issues because it took me a while to understand why this wasn't working for Safari.