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Web forms work spectacularly well when you stick to, well, actual web HTML form elements. The problem is frontend developers reinventing their own widgets and
by otabdeveloper4 6y ago
Web forms work spectacularly well when you stick to, well, actual web HTML form elements.
The problem is frontend developers reinventing their own widgets and protocols because "moronic SPA reasons".
- perl4ever 6y agoOne little thing that aggravates me is that you can't type a sequence of letters and have a drop down menu go to the appropriate choice most of the time. Like, I can type "N" and it will select the first choice beginning with "N", but I can't type "New" and go to the first one beginning with "New". This functionality was standard on the Macintosh maybe 30+ years ago, but I feel like 80% of the time on the web, it isn't.