Aneimitys

It does not. I've never seen `querySelector` malfunctions like that. It seems your first result (in `x`) is incorrect. > Browser > > ### Browser Version > Chromium 86 Did...

I mean, it sucks it happened to you, but it can't be recreated by following certain steps, and it doesn't sound like an obvious oversight in our extension. Somehow query...

What about this? https://github.com/Polymer/polymer/issues/4172 ``` Polymer.dom(document.getElementById("menu-container")?.querySelector("#top-level-buttons-computed").children[1])['node'].querySelector('#text') ```

Seems to me to be a bug in the old version. Do we need backward compatibility? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome_version_history > 90.0.4430 2021-04-14 A new way to implement and use Shadow DOM directly...

quick question: do you open a new tab and immediately see it? or do you open a new tab "in background" first, and then immediately switch to it?

> The strange thing is that until 5 days ago, everything was working properly I agree, this is very strange. If I insist on the backward compatibility bug as the...

> > I can't imagine a browser bug being present only in some tabs... > > > bitakshat — 6:08 PM UTC > > Hi, I'm working on a firefox...

I wouldn't trust "undocumented" APIs (it's "shady" anyway) since one day or another it will change, and time spent now fixing it will become wasted.

Wow thank you @shadoxxhd This issue has been so long. For now, we can implemented the changes from above, until this A/B testing ends and whatever version is to be...

possible duplicate of #481