fix: add appearance: button for better cross-browser button styling c… #2677
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Fixes: #2676
Currently, the CSS for button styling uses only -webkit-appearance: button, which ensures consistent styling across WebKit-based browsers (e.g., Chrome, Safari). However, the CSS property appearance: button is now part of the standard specification and is supported by a wider range of modern browsers, including Firefox.
To improve cross-browser compatibility and align with the CSS specification, we should include appearance: button in addition to -webkit-appearance: button. This will provide a more consistent button appearance across all major browsers that support the standard appearance property, while maintaining compatibility with older WebKit-based browsers via the -webkit-appearance fallback.
Suggested solution
Add appearance: button; alongside -webkit-appearance: button; in the button CSS.
This will ensure that browsers supporting the standard appearance property apply it, while browsers that rely on -webkit-appearance will continue to function as expected.