[css-scroll-snap-2] scroll-start-target: auto doesn't match general meaning of auto #11173
Description
The scroll-start-target spec specifies 2 keywords for the scroll-start-target property:
none, meaning: this element is not to be used to determine the initial scroll position of its nearest scroll container, andauto, meaning: this element should be used to determine the initial scroll position of its nearest scroll container.
The use of auto in this way is a bit of a departure from what auto means in CSS, i.e. "the UA should do what it thinks is best."
Should we change auto to a different keyword? Here are a few we could consider: on-first-appearance or align or active or visible. My preference would be align.