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[css-overflow] Is continue: discard working in the fragment tree useful? · Issue #7708 · w3c/csswg-drafts · GitHub
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The main usefulness of it is clipping overflowing content from e.g. line-clamp, but it seems it'd be easier (and more compatible with how -webkit-line-clamp works now) if this behaved more like visibility: hidden (i.e., stop painting them) rather than display: none on the overflowing items?
It'd also be easier to implement, generally, and I'm not sure when it'd be less useful. It might be that I'm missing something obvious?