Add -ms-expand and -ms-reveal to ignored prefixes #2920
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What: adds the
-ms-expand
and-ms-reveal
to ignored vendor prefixes; similar to #2393.Why: browsers that do not support these vendor prefixes (i.e. Chrome and Firefox) will cause error messages to be displayed in the console. The prefixes themselves are fairly common:
-ms-expand
is used to hide the browser's dropdown arrow when stylingselect
elements, in Internet Explorer, Edge (both old and Chromium-based). This pseudo element is also used in MUI Core.-ms-reveal
is often used to hide the password reveal button, in password inputs. This pseudo-element selector works in IE10+ and in Edge browsers as well.How: the pseudo-elements were added to the the regex of selectors for which no error is emitted.
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