inert
Newly available since 2023-04-11
The inert HTML attribute marks an element and its descendants as non-interactive. Inert elements don't get focus or fire click events.
Learning resources on MDN
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- Chrome 102 Released on 2022-05-24
- Chrome Android 102 Released on 2022-05-24
- Edge 102 Released on 2022-05-31
- Firefox 112 Released on 2023-04-11
- Firefox for Android 112 Released on 2023-04-11
- Safari 15.5 Released on 2022-05-16
- Safari on iOS 15.5 Released on 2022-05-16
Surveys
- State of HTML 2024: interactivity/interactivity_features question
- State of HTML 2024: features/all_features question
- State of HTML 2023: reading_list/reading_list question
- State of HTML 2023: interactivity/interactivity_features question
- State of HTML 2023: features/all_features question
Usage (according to Chrome Platform Status)
~1.171% of page loads. More data at chromestatus.
Specifications
- HTML (#inert-subtrees), from HTML Workstream (WHATWG).
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