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The HTML
<textarea>
disabled
attribute is widely supported across all major modern web browsers. This includes: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, and Opera.
When the
disabled
attribute is present on a
<textarea>
element, it renders the text area unusable and un-clickable, preventing user interaction. The contents within a disabled
<textarea>
are typically displayed in a grayed-out or visually distinct manner by default, although the exact styling can be customized with CSS. |
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Type
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Develop |
Category
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Web Tutorial |
Sub Category
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HTML Browser Support |
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