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On Android and desktop Firefox, date and time input boxes are automatically given some special input characteristics. For example, the "localtime" HTML5 input type is given a date and time spinner on Android:
Morph doesn't do this. Instead, it takes on QtWebEngine's default behavior. In the version of QtWebEngine we are using, this is to display a simple up or down arrow.
This is an awful way to enter a time.
It's possible that a newer version of QtWebEngine includes better date and time inputs. It's possible that we will need to create the input methods ourselves. Either way, the issue had to be filed.
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Thanks for creating issue after i bothered you here with my issue : #468
That would be indeed great that morph has a better handle of those forms, for example, using directly numkeys like it is possible on Firefox (PC version).
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On Android and desktop Firefox, date and time input boxes are automatically given some special input characteristics. For example, the "localtime" HTML5 input type is given a date and time spinner on Android:
Morph doesn't do this. Instead, it takes on QtWebEngine's default behavior. In the version of QtWebEngine we are using, this is to display a simple up or down arrow.
This is an awful way to enter a time.
It's possible that a newer version of QtWebEngine includes better date and time inputs. It's possible that we will need to create the input methods ourselves. Either way, the issue had to be filed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: