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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #29158, comment 101

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9	9	There are instances where `focus` and `hover` can conflate in a single styling. Sometimes there are limited options, sometimes there is a need of higher visibility.
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11		In this case however we have a situation where the two aren't just possible, but we also already have a design that make them perfectly interlocking (an element can have both `focus` and `hover` and the styling is designed to work combining them properly ~~— thus w~~e have ready a solution that is already optimal in many ways.
	11	In this case however we have a situation where the two aren't just possible, but we also already have a design that make them perfectly interlocking (an element can have both `focus` and `hover` and the styling is designed to work combining them properly). We have ready a solution that is already optimal in many ways.
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13	13	Given we are perfectly following the interaction models, and we already have a proper solution to deal with `focus` and `hover`, I see no reason to revert to a less optimal case of having the stylings conflated into one, unless there's a strong reason — or a better design. :)