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I want to apply the styles written above. But unfortunately overflowStyle will not be applied in IE 11. Instead I have to write manually '-ms-overflow-style': 'none' (as you can see in the last line). Shouldn't browser prefixes be done automatically in glamorous or glamor?
What happened:
When I just write overflowStyle: 'none' without '-ms-overflow-style': 'none' then nothing will be applied in IE 11. In Chrome conversely I can see a overflow-style: 'none' (with a warning that this property is not supported, but that's ok here)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
glamorous
version: 4.12.1glamor
version: 2.20.40react
version: 16.2.0typescript
version: 2.7.2Relevant code.
What you did:
I want to apply the styles written above. But unfortunately
overflowStyle
will not be applied in IE 11. Instead I have to write manually'-ms-overflow-style': 'none'
(as you can see in the last line). Shouldn't browser prefixes be done automatically in glamorous or glamor?What happened:
When I just write
overflowStyle: 'none'
without'-ms-overflow-style': 'none'
then nothing will be applied in IE 11. In Chrome conversely I can see aoverflow-style: 'none'
(with a warning that this property is not supported, but that's ok here)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: