> I'm always surprised to see that code still being used - it's the least complete selector library out there by a long way. For this use case being complete d

> I'm always surprised to see that code still being used - it's the least complete selector library out there by a long way. For this use case being complete doesn't matter so much as users are just after a handy way pull content out of a page. And having "got intimate" with the source while porting it, it's a really elegant piece of code - have the impression that try to make it do more would ruin it.