> the native mobile version [of datepicker] works great Strong disagree. It does work for simple forms, but definitely has a variety of quirks on different bro

> the native mobile version [of datepicker] works great Strong disagree. It does work for simple forms, but definitely has a variety of quirks on different browsers/devices. Blank dates are especially quirky. Try “tabbing” through a date on iPhone or iPad and have some poor UI. datepicker really doesn’t work well for some less common situations (cut n paste, copy, from/to date, restricted date min/max past/future, year pick, month pick, etcetera).