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    1. CO3 problems with that: 1. It is jarring as a user to have to switch languages (chrome vs content) for a date picker. 2. The data will be rendered to the page in a locale, will the chrome (in English mode) understand the French and that Juin means June? 3. Server side will expect data formatted in a locale and parse accordingly, if the date picker does format the date for the expected locale, the server will misinterpret it. These problems are not limited to dates. What about numbers? French uses a comma instead of a decimal. How will the chrome handle that? The approach seems short sighted.
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    2. CO1 it acts like, say, the file type input in all browsers...that also localises according to the browser locale, not the page. i can see arguments for and against this. 2 don't quite get what you mean here-assuming this relates to 3 regardless of how the UI for the datepicker is displayed, the end result (which is then passed to the server) is always in the same ISO format, regardless of the language shown by the UI. not tried the numbers thing (assuming you mean input type="number")...but here i can see that it would indeed have potential issues. don't know if that's localised currently, tho.
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    3. COI don't think that ISO format is reasonable response for progressive enhancement. If the browser falls back to a plain input box and they don't have Javascript enabled (yes those people exist) they will then have to enter the date in ISO format? If the user is non-technical, it is unlikely that they will want to enter the date in ISO format (even know how).
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