Autoprefixer: -webkit-progress-{bar,value}, -moz-progress-bar

[flying-sheep]

hi, autoprefixer misses that one.

there’s basically

1. ::-webkit-progress-bar, which is the whole bar (so idk why it’s there since we can just style progress)
2. -webkit-progress-value and -moz-progress-bar, which are the progress indicator
3. progress:indeterminate, which means the same as progress:not([value]), but it’s not prefixed anyway.

[ai]

Close, because there is no standard and seems like vendor specific hack like -webkit-appearance.

[corysimmons]

Anyone happen to know if browsers finally standardized something for this? I can't find much.

If there is no standard, can we just make one and use it to serve the best solutions to various browsers? I know it'd feel dirty, but it seems like there is _some_ consensus between Chrome/FF with ::-webkit-progress-value, ::-moz-progress-value. /shrug

Anyone happen to know of a good lib that focuses on this rather than having to load all of WtfForms? :)

[ai]

@corysimmons without a standard we don’t know a unprefixed value, so we couldn’t use it in Autoprefixer :(

[corysimmons]

I feel ya. I might write some silly plugin that helps with this in a modular (just progress bars, or just xyz, instead of loading CSS for everything) if I get time (see: never). 🤔