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Can't speak for huuu, but querySelector() and querySelectorAll() seem to be able to handle most cases. And if you're only developing for Chrome, the built in Fe
by alxlu 11y ago
Can't speak for huuu, but querySelector() and querySelectorAll() seem to be able to handle most cases. And if you're only developing for Chrome, the built in Fetch API should work for http requests.