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`:focus-visible` is a pseudo-class introduced in CSS Selectors Level 4, determined by heuristics in the browser: it matches when focus is obtained via keyboard (Tab, Shift+Tab, arrow keys) or equivalent input; mouse or touch clicks usually do not match, but text input fields are an exception (mouse clicks still match).
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