Closed fencer closed 3 years ago
Running in browser console
document.querySelectorAll('li:has(> span.current) ~ li:first()')
returns 'not a valid selector error'. So it doesn't work in browser either.
According to mozilla :has page, no browser supports :has at the moment. Removing the :has selector, there's still an error on :first()
, you probably want :first-child
.
Closing it due to no browser support for :has.
When using the selector
li:has(> span.current) ~ li:first()
a the browser extension is crashing. get-set-fetch.logs.csv