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The color input looks different depending on your browser and OS. https://master.dev/blog/the-color-input-the-color-picker/ https://master.dev/blog/the-color-i
by waltbosz 1mo ago
The color input looks different depending on your browser and OS.
https://master.dev/blog/the-color-input-the-color-picker/ https://master.dev/blog/the-color-input-the-color-picker/
Firefox uses the native OS color picker, which in Windows 11 still looks unchanged from Windows 95.
- extra88 1mo agoThat's fine, everything doesn't have to look the same everywhere. It does matter when there's functionality a site relies on but it's not available in one out more browser/OS combinations.
- account42 1mo agoExactly. I want tings to work as defined by the OS I deliberately chose.
- waltbosz 1mo agoYes, I agree that using the native OS UI is the right choice. Imagine if every web browser had a different file picker dialog, it would be a pain to have to reorient yourself just for that product. However, I do lament the antiquated Windows 95 color picker. It seems less functional than others that I've used.