When is :has() css selector going to be fully implemented in Firefox?

[stratboy]

I'd like to ask devs when they think :has css selector will be finally fully implemented in firefox. In fact, it's the only browsers blocking this revolution in css authoring.

[Honza]

Support for CSS :has() has been enabled in Firefox 119 (Nightly channel atm)

You might also look at this bug/comment:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1853701#c8

[Honza]

Support for CSS :has() has been enabled in Firefox 119 (Nightly channel atm)

You might also look at this bug/comment

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1853701#c7

[stratboy]

😊💙

[Kirin-808]

Thanks for bringing this game changer earlier, much appreciated!

[rcarvalheira]

Great news! If no setback is found, how long would it usually take to go from Nightly to the production version?

[arttag]

Looks like it's enabled in FF119: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1853701

[fgriffith]

We will have a few tweaks to follow-up in 120 but all in all, we are pleased to get Has() done.

[stratboy]

Evvivaaa!!! Grazie! Thank you!

[Guenni007]

hm ?  So, we are used to some special behaviour from IE / Edge, but Firefox should not be so far behind - right?

[CLampe]

@Guenni007"Firefox should not be so far behind"

That's also what I thought when I first heard of the `:has()` selector, but apparently it's the way it is, although they say it's enabled by default in Firefox Developer Edition since a few days. I can't confirm that (I've manually enabled the flag `layout.css.has-selector.enabled` before updating and it's still shown in bold with the revert to default button besides it in about:config) but I hope that it'll roll out within this year and I'm confident that that will actually happen, at least before the end of 2024.