That still doesn't make it reliable. If it's known the DOM changes regularly and breaks this api library, then why bother in the first place? Sure you can fix i

That still doesn't make it reliable. If it's known the DOM changes regularly and breaks this api library, then why bother in the first place? Sure you can fix it yourself, but why not avoid the hassle and use something standard that doesn't break as much. If it's acceptable that it breaks often then it's fine to use, but if you're expecting reliability, then no.