On the standards track: Yes
Is Experimental: No
Is Deprecated: No
In Chrome version 124 on 2024-04-16 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Chrome Android version 124 on 2024-04-16 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Edge version 12 on 2015-07-29 Note: Vertical orientation available by setting the writing-mode: bt-lr style on the input element.
In Firefox version 120 on 2023-11-21 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Supported using the non-standard orient="vertical" attribute.
In Firefox for Android version 120 on 2023-11-21 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Supported using the non-standard orient="vertical" attribute.
In Internet Explorer version 10 on 2012-10-26 Note: Vertical orientation available by setting the writing-mode: bt-lr style on the input element.
In Quest Browser version ≤6.0 on undefined Note: Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Opera version 110 on 2024-05-14 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Opera Android version 82 on 2024-05-02 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Safari version 16.5 on 2023-05-18 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Safari on iOS version 16.5 on 2023-05-18 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In Samsung Internet version 27.0 on 2024-11-06 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In WebView Android version 124 on 2024-04-16 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.
In WebView on iOS version 16.5 on 2023-05-18 Note: Vertical orientation available via the writing-mode property (see Creating vertical controls). Vertical orientation available by setting the non-standard -webkit-appearance: slider-vertical style on the input element. You shouldn't use this, since it's proprietary, unless you include appropriate fallbacks for users of other browsers.