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I've tried using datalist with text inputs and it never quite worked out from a UX perspective. Users would always complain about weird quirks with how it popul
by bob1029 2y ago
I've tried using datalist with text inputs and it never quite worked out from a UX perspective. Users would always complain about weird quirks with how it populates & clears values. A normal <select> element with an "Other" option + conditional input element is much more predictable.
- hk1337 2y agoYeah, for autocomplete it has a weird UX feel to it. Some of the other examples like using it with the slider and the color picker seem like they're useful.