Add -webkit-text-security CSS property #6485
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This rather ancient, landing in WebKit in 2006. I derived the Safari versions from the date this change landed and used that to derive Chromium and its derivatives. I tested it in Firefox and pre-Chromium Edge as well. https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/16045/webkit
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This is rather ancient, landing in WebKit in 2006. I derived the Safari versions from the date this change landed and used that to derive Chrome and its derivatives.
I also tested old Edge and Firefox to confirm that they're unsupported there.
Finally, I checked to see if there was any effort to remove this property from WebKit or Chromium. Chromium considered it, but judged it unlikely.
Part of mdn/sprints#3436