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I took a deeper look, and it looks like Firefox sets composed to false for input events when an input has typerange. I have raised a bug, as this seems at odds with other implementations and what I can see of specs out there.
If you attach an event handler to
wl-slider
for theinput
event in Firefox (67.0.4), nothing happens when changing the slider.This works as expected when tested in Chrome. I did check and the underlying input does fire the event when tested in Firefox.
Edit: Still true as of Firefox 71.
Example: https://jsfiddle.net/mL95stg6/ works in Chrome, not in Firefox.
I took a deeper look, and it looks like Firefox sets
composed
tofalse
forinput
events when aninput
hastype
range
. I have raised a bug, as this seems at odds with other implementations and what I can see of specs out there.For compatibility, it would still be nice to have the slider re-dispatch events (as with the invalid event, for example).
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