The answer is UX designers and marketing people. I will yet have to work in a web project where any UX designer will be happy with what the native browser has to offer. Notable examples are date/time pickers. Look at any of the Top100 websites and you will find custom date/time picker designs. And I would also say, with standard browser built-in dialogs you could not rebuild/model those pickers to match what the Top100 websites use.
it's not the ux designers, it's the users. you are only hearing from the ux people bc they are the people paid to care about what details matters to the user, hence the title
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