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CSS mix-blend-mode may affect contenteditable text rendering

When a contenteditable element has CSS mix-blend-mode applied, text rendering may be affected. Text may appear with incorrect colors, selection may not be visible, and caret may not render correctly.

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scenario-css-mix-blend-mode

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When a contenteditable element has CSS mix-blend-mode applied, text rendering may be affected. Text may appear with incorrect colors, selection may not be visible, and caret may not render correctly.

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ce-0094-contenteditable-with-css-mix-blend-mode Windows 11 Desktop or Laptop Any Firefox 120.0 US draft

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