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At least in chrome you can enable "Show user agent shadow DOM" in the Settings. I don't know about other browsers, sorry.
by schroffl 8y ago
At least in chrome you can enable "Show user agent shadow DOM" in the Settings. I don't know about other browsers, sorry.
- Flenser 8y agoYes, that's what I'm talking about. I enabled that setting, edited the css in the shadow dom, and it only changed the appearance of the component I was in, not all the other components of the same type. As far as I can tell, shadow-dom and web components are anti-tinker in that they don't allow users to play with the underlying definitions in order to learn how to use those technologies themselves. I think that will be a big barrier to adoption.