in my good early days of Js. The difference is subtle but important: textContent returns all the text inside an element, even if some of it is hidden with CSS. innerText only returns the text that’s ...

Once again, I have created a feature that cannot be explained by its title. This pattern tends to result in features that have overly complex mechanisms but no need for anyone other than myself, and ...

So if an element contains hidden content, textContent still sees it, while innerText ignores it. Tiny detail, but understanding these DOM nuances makes debugging and DOM manipulation way less ...

Then use via package.json scripts or by invoking agent-browser directly.

.header{background:var(--color-background-secondary);border:0.5px solid var(--color-border-tertiary);border-radius:var(--border-radius-lg);padding:1.5rem;margin ...

javascript:(()=>{const box=document.createElement("div");box.style="position:fixed;z-index:999999;inset:0;background:#101114;color:white;font:bold 22px sans-serif ...