diff --git a/swift/.changeset/css-wide-keywords-shadows.md b/swift/.changeset/css-wide-keywords-shadows.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000000..5a0eb516164
--- /dev/null
+++ b/swift/.changeset/css-wide-keywords-shadows.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+---
+'lexical-swift': patch
+---
+
+Fixed the inline style declaration keeping the case of a CSS-wide keyword (`INHERIT`, `Unset`) for font names and shadows, and keeping a `box-shadow` or `text-shadow` of nothing but identifiers (`Foo`, `red, blue`) as written. It now lower-cases those keywords for every property and rejects such shadows, as jsdom does.
diff --git a/swift/Sources/Lexical/DOM/CSSValues.swift b/swift/Sources/Lexical/DOM/CSSValues.swift
index 6f6c1fb6f82..b3a820ee8a0 100644
--- a/swift/Sources/Lexical/DOM/CSSValues.swift
+++ b/swift/Sources/Lexical/DOM/CSSValues.swift
@@ -5,9 +5,10 @@
 // `css/values` vectors: hex and functional colors become `rgb()`/`rgba()`,
 // numbers lose their redundant digits, a bare `0` length becomes `0px`,
 // keywords are lowercased, `calc()` of a product is evaluated, commas are
-// spaced and single-quoted strings are requoted. Values outside that are
-// kept as written, with their whitespace collapsed; jsdom also rejects
-// values it cannot parse, which this does not.
+// spaced and single-quoted strings are requoted. A CSS-wide keyword is
+// lowercased for every property, and a shadow of nothing but identifiers is
+// rejected. Values outside that are kept as written, with their whitespace
+// collapsed; jsdom also rejects values it cannot parse, which this does not.
 
 /// Bits of `cssPropertyTraitsByName`.
 struct CSSPropertyTraits: OptionSet {
@@ -63,6 +64,26 @@ func normalizeCSSValue(_ name: String, _ value: String) -> String? {
   }
   guard let raw = cssPropertyTraitsByName[name] else { return nil }
   let traits = CSSPropertyTraits(rawValue: raw)
+  let trimmed = jsTrim(value)
+  // A CSS-wide keyword is the whole value, in lower case, whatever the
+  // property keeps of other identifiers.
+  let lowered = asciiLowercased(trimmed)
+  if cssWideKeywords.contains(lowered) { return lowered }
+  if traits.contains(.verbatim) {
+    // The verbatim properties are the shadows: jsdom keeps a shadow as
+    // written, but reads `none` as a keyword and rejects a value of
+    // nothing but other identifiers, which no shadow is.
+    if lowered == "none" { return "none" }
+    let onlyIdentifiers = tokenizeCSSValue(trimmed).allSatisfy { token in
+      switch token {
+      case .comma: return true
+      case .word(let word):
+        guard let first = word.first else { return false }
+        return (first.isLetter || first == "_") && !word.contains("(")
+      }
+    }
+    if onlyIdentifiers { return nil }
+  }
   var out = ""
   var needsSpace = false
   for token in tokenizeCSSValue(value) {
@@ -79,6 +100,18 @@ func normalizeCSSValue(_ name: String, _ value: String) -> String? {
   return out.isEmpty ? nil : out
 }
 
+/// The keywords every property accepts.
+private let cssWideKeywords: Set<String> = [
+  "initial", "inherit", "unset", "revert", "revert-layer",
+]
+
+/// `string` with A to Z in lower case, as CSS matches keywords.
+private func asciiLowercased(_ string: String) -> String {
+  String(
+    String.UnicodeScalarView(
+      string.unicodeScalars.map { ("A"..."Z").contains($0) ? Unicode.Scalar($0.value + 32)! : $0 }))
+}
+
 private enum CSSToken {
   case word(String)
   case comma
diff --git a/swift/Tests/ConformanceTests/CSSTests.swift b/swift/Tests/ConformanceTests/CSSTests.swift
index a810ad36123..22d80420455 100644
--- a/swift/Tests/ConformanceTests/CSSTests.swift
+++ b/swift/Tests/ConformanceTests/CSSTests.swift
@@ -28,6 +28,40 @@ struct CSSTests {
     #expect(cssPropertyTraitsByName == expected)
   }
 
+  /// What `element.style.setProperty(name, value)` reads back, as
+  /// `css.test.ts`'s `probe` asks jsdom.
+  private func probe(_ name: String, _ value: String) -> String {
+    let element = DOMDocument().createElement("div")
+    element.style.setProperty(name, value)
+    return element.style.getPropertyValue(name)
+  }
+
+  /// Each property behaves as the probes `css.test.ts` ran in jsdom found,
+  /// not only as the table says.
+  @Test func propertiesNormalizeAsJSDOM() throws {
+    for c in try Vectors.load("css/properties", as: PropertyCase.self) {
+      #expect(!probe(c.name, "initial").isEmpty, "\(c.name) accepts initial")
+      let color =
+        probe(c.name, "#f00") == "rgb(255, 0, 0)"
+        || probe(c.name, "1px solid #f00") == "1px solid rgb(255, 0, 0)"
+      #expect(color == c.color, "\(c.name) color")
+      #expect((probe(c.name, "Foo") == "Foo") == c.preserveCase, "\(c.name) preserveCase")
+      #expect((probe(c.name, "1PX 1px RED") == "1PX 1px RED") == c.verbatim, "\(c.name) verbatim")
+      #expect((probe(c.name, "0") == "0px") == c.zeroLength, "\(c.name) zeroLength")
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// jsdom lowercases a CSS-wide keyword for every property, and rejects a
+  /// shadow of nothing but identifiers.
+  @Test func cssWideKeywordsAndShadows() {
+    #expect(probe("font-family", "INHERIT") == "inherit")
+    #expect(probe("box-shadow", "Unset") == "unset")
+    #expect(probe("box-shadow", "NONE") == "none")
+    #expect(probe("box-shadow", "Foo") == "")
+    #expect(probe("text-shadow", "red, blue") == "")
+    #expect(probe("text-shadow", "1px 1px RED") == "1px 1px RED")
+  }
+
   @Test func cssTextNormalizesAsJSDOM() throws {
     for c in try Vectors.load("css/values", as: ValueCase.self) {
       let element = DOMDocument().createElement("span")