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Yeap, I think skipping will be useful. But what API we should use?

input:only-hover {}

/* postcss-focus: disable */
input:only-hover {}

What do you think?

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:only-hover sounds nice, didn’t think of that! But, following currently available pseudo selectors, maybe parsing something like :hover:not(:focus) could produce only :hover styles? Or is this something too complicated?

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@niksy :hover:not(:focus) is awesome idea!

Do you want to make a PR? (I will be able to fix it only in Wednesday)

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@ai looking at it more closely, :hover:not(:focus) maybe doesn’t represent something which will produce desired output—it just isn’t clear enough, it means that hover styles should be applied only when focus is not active. :only-hover probably gives more expecting end result.

I had similar idea for this plugin some time ago and was delighted to see you created something like that. My idea was to create new pseudo selector, :fover (as in focus+hover) which will do this, and could also remove outline as described in #2. Is going the route of new pseudo selector something you would consider?

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@niksy postcss-fover is a nice solution too. We can crosslink each other.

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@ai There is a new PostCSS plugin which does exactly this with :enter pseudo class https://github.com/jonathantneal/postcss-pseudo-class-enter

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Done 904572b

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