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<input type="time"> : Time vs. duration #5488
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addition/proposalNew features or enhancementsNew features or enhancementsi18n-trackerGroup bringing to attention of Internationalization, or tracked by i18n but not needing response.Group bringing to attention of Internationalization, or tracked by i18n but not needing response.needs implementer interestMoving the issue forward requires implementers to express interestMoving the issue forward requires implementers to express interesttopic: forms
When you want to enter a duration less than a day, it will generally be better understood in
HH:mm:ssformat by the user. Using<input type="time" />works well in a language that's on a 24H basis, but when trying it with a browser in english :An easy workaround would be to have a way to override user's default to force 24H cycle. I think otherwise behavior is just the same as
time. I'm not sure which oftype="duration"orcycle="24h"would be best here.