The new UI font keywords recently added to Fonts 4 includes ui-monospaced
(note the "d" at the end). In contrast, the existing generic keyword is monospace
(no "d").
There is already lots of potential for authoring confusion over whether to include the "d" at the end of monospace
or not, because both terms are used interchangeably in typography (monospace font or monospaced font). I don't think it is helpful to have two keywords in CSS with different grammatical inflections, it will make it that much harder to remember which version is correct.
Let鈥檚 fix that聽before any browser ships this.
We don鈥檛 want yet another item to add to the ever expanding list of legacy CSSWG mistakes.
Whoops!! Yes, let鈥檚 fix this immediately
I think I should be able to just make the edit, since this is so new and has no implementations. I'm not sure it's worth bringing up on the call.
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I think I should be able to just make the edit, since this is so new and has no implementations. I'm not sure it's worth bringing up on the call.