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autoFocus does not work on Safari mobile
See original GitHub issueautoFocus does not work on Safari mobile.
The input shows the “focus” state, but the caret is not shown, which means that the <input> is not actually in focus so the keyboard is not shown.
https://codesandbox.io/s/93pz9n63py
Chrome - focused ✔️
Safari - Mac - focused ✔️
Safari - Mobile - Not actually in focus ❗️
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- Created 4 years ago
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@karlingen Yes, we have. There was a comment about it in a ticket for WebKit. The comment was created March 2019, and states the following:
Source
Yes, mobile safari. I have edited my answer.