Fix the input[type="search"] documentation block #825
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Changes in README.md: 1. Remove notes about Chrome on macOS and Windows, because it's not reproduced. See attached images. Tested on macOS 10.15 and Windows 10/7. 2. Remove notes about Safari on Windows, because it's completely out-of-date and not supported anymore by normalize.css. Safari 5.1.7 was the last version supported by Windows XP/Vista/7. [Safari version history](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_version_history#Windows) Changes below are required to cover all cases mentioned on README.md for Safari. Changes in test.html: 1. Add some new styles: - font-family - background-color 2. Add the value attribute
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Changes in README.md:
reproduced. See attached images. Tested on macOS 10.15 and Windows 10/7.
out-of-date and not supported anymore by normalize.css. Safari 5.1.7
was the last version supported by Windows XP/Vista/7.
Safari version history
Changes below are required to cover all cases mentioned on README.md for
Safari.
Changes in test.html:
Changes in normalize.css:
-webkit-appearancefor Chrome