> but because customer support will find it harder to help people. This is a big one. At a past job we actively discussed this and instead decided to use JS ov

> but because customer support will find it harder to help people. This is a big one. At a past job we actively discussed this and instead decided to use JS over things like datalist due to it potentially increasing the CS burden. Datalist specifically was tried, but the inconsistent results meant it had to go. We eventually ceased support for all browsers but Chrome as well due to the inconsistencies.