Created attachment 266530 [details] Screenshot We should know about -webkit-text-size-adjust, so we don't show a warning icon for it.
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CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties only returns the list of supported properties by the platform you are inspecting. OS X does not support that property, only iOS. So when inspecting a page on OS X this will probably happen, but inspecting on iOS it won't. Should we have a list of fuzzy properties to not warn about no matter if the backend supports it? This would likely include any iOS / well known other vendor properties.
(In reply to comment #2) > CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties only returns the list of supported properties > by the platform you are inspecting. OS X does not support that property, > only iOS. I suppose OS X could support the property and just do nothing for it. "none" and "auto" would both mean the same thing. Myles / Simon what do you think about this, is it a bad idea?
Yeah, I was mainly thinking about making the warning part not care about iOS. It already ignores properties with other vendor prefixes.
(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties only returns the list of supported properties > > by the platform you are inspecting. OS X does not support that property, > > only iOS. > > I suppose OS X could support the property and just do nothing for it. "none" > and "auto" would both mean the same thing. > > Myles / Simon what do you think about this, is it a bad idea? I think this would be a fine idea.
Having it work on Mac conditionally would be helpful too. Then we could enable it for responsive design mode.
This works as of r214067 <https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/214067>.