Most of them don't work properly and/or look terrible by default in all browsers.
So no-one uses them, so lots of people don't know about them.
So no-one uses them, so lots of people don't know about them.
I think Chrome's behavior is correct here, but the larger point is that precisely because these are native elements, when they don't work there's nothing you can do. So your only option is to reimplement them from scratch.