Some sites use custom HTML node names for text input, where the active element also isn't actually editable. This adds a generic approach for determining a text input element, e.g., Reddit's search bar's <reddit-search-large>. The occasional false positive shouldn't be an issue, since it wouldn't overlap with active video elements.
Some sites use custom HTML node names for text input, where the active element also isn't actually editable. This adds a generic approach for determining a text input element, e.g., Reddit's search bar's
<reddit-search-large>. The occasional false positive shouldn't be an issue, since it wouldn't overlap with activevideoelements.Closes #4