(In reply to Tom25519 from comment #6) > This bug seems also happens on https://sourceforge.net/auth/ That's not this bug, and browsers basically agree on rendering there, so I don't think it's a browser bug at all. I see that issue in Firefox as well as Safari, and I also see it in Chrome if I manually add an `outline` style to the input elements there. Any top `outline` there (including focus-outline) gets clipped because sourceforge draws that textfield inside of a `overflow: hidden;` container, with the textfield right at the top edge, and so any `outline` that gets added (outside the border) will necessarily get clipped by that container. The only reason this doesn't happen in Chrome by default is that Chrome doesn't use an `outline` to indicate focus state; they seem to change the border color instead.
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(In reply to Tom25519 from comment #6) > This bug seems also happens on https://sourceforge.net/auth/ That's not this bug, and browsers basically agree on rendering there, so I don't think it's a browser bug at all. I see that issue in Firefox as well as Safari, and I also see it in Chrome if I manually add an `outline` style to the input elements there. Any top `outline` there (including an outline triggered by focus state) will get clipped because sourceforge draws that textfield inside of a `overflow: hidden;` container, with the textfield right at the top edge. So any `outline` that gets added (outside the input element's border) will be above the top edge of that container and will necessarily get clipped. The only reason this doesn't happen in Chrome by default is that Chrome doesn't use an `outline` to indicate focus state; they seem to change the border color instead.