Lack of support for `autocapitalize="none"` is impacting XTerm.js, used by some online IDEs such as StackBlitz (see e.g. https://stackblitz.com/edit/node). Would be nice to have it in Firefox stable. Tested with XTerm.js on Android, with the default Google keyboard app and the "Auto-capitalization — Capitalize the first word of each sentence" option turned on (which is the default): - Chrome stable: Typing `node` outputs `node`. - Firefox Nightly: Typing `node` outputs `node`. - Firefox stable: Typing `node` outputs `Node`.
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Lack of support for `autocapitalize="none"` is impacting XTerm.js, used by some online IDEs such as StackBlitz (see e.g. https://stackblitz.com/edit/node). Would be nice to have it in Firefox stable. Tested with XTerm.js on Android, with the default Google keyboard app and the "Auto-capitalization — Capitalize the first word of each sentence" option turned on (which is the default): - Chrome stable: Typing `node` outputs `node`. - Firefox Nightly: Typing `node` outputs `node`. - Firefox stable: Typing `node` outputs `Node`. (Example user report for XTerm on stackblitz.com with Firefox on Android: https://twitter.com/JayCooperBell/status/1535017612827979776)