is an HTML element that gathers information from users by presenting them with selectable options such as alerts and subwindows.

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Safari has added the support for the <dialog> element starting v15.4. The element is an HTML element that represents a dialog box such as alert, confirmation, inspector, or subwindow. It’s everything you’ll ever want in a dialog, and there isn’t any excuse not to use them in production.

Why you should be using the <dialog> element

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<p>Quite interesting! There’re several useful HTML5 elements unknown by almost anybody and it’s really good to discover them like this.</p>


<p>I really hope that in the future, the standard HTML5 Element or web component can replace the frameworks of React, Angular.</p>
