Since we clone DOM here with liquid-wormhole, the newly added <form> with its single password <input> triggers Chrome to throw a console error because now the newly added <input type="password"> is replicated X times in the DOM.
More information about the base Chrome error is explained here:
Here's the breaking diff by simply adding a password input type to the body of the
liquid-wormhole
in the Hello, World! initial exampleQuick video showing the console error: http://recordit.co/cC7CPGgP1e
Since we clone DOM here with
liquid-wormhole
, the newly added<form>
with its single password<input>
triggers Chrome to throw a console error because now the newly added<input type="password">
is replicated X times in the DOM.More information about the base Chrome error is explained here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47806187/chrome-63-throws-dom-error-with-input-type-password-and-non-unique-ids