javascript - Datalist arrow not coming in ie and firefox -

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hi using datalist tag dropdown in fiddle. getting arrow dropdown in chrome only. , arrow not coming in ie , firefox. in firefox search lazy search ie; not based on first letter

the fiddle is:: https://jsfiddle.net/v7fg0zc8/ pleas specify styling if achieve this

  <!doctype html>    <html>    <body>        <input list="browsers" name="browser">        <datalist id="browsers">        <option value="internet explorer"></option>            <option value="firefox"></option>            <option value="chrome"></option>            <option value="opera"></option>            <option value="safari"></option>        </datalist>    </body>    </html>

check this. i've tried may ways not worked well. may solution

input::-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator {    display: none;/* remove default arrow */  }  .myarrow:after {      content: url(http://s25.postimg.org/6k40u5hcr/arrow.png);      margin-left: -20px;       padding: .1em;      pointer-events:none;  }
<span class="myarrow"><input list="browsers" name="browser" id="#show-suggestions"></span>  <datalist id="browsers">    <option value="internet explorer"></option>    <option value="firefox"></option>    <option value="chrome"></option>    <option value="opera"></option>    <option value="safari"></option>  </datalist>


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