Yeah, CSS selectors in JavaScript would probably be the main issue here, and figuring out if a selector path is used is a very difficult problem to solve. I re

Yeah, CSS selectors in JavaScript would probably be the main issue here, and figuring out if a selector path is used is a very difficult problem to solve. I really wish we could just collectively move away from stupidly complex webpages and get back to JavaScript as optional for most pages. Once you eliminate JavaScript as a required component, you tend to design things more simply and page loads become lighter and faster. IMO, JavaScript should only be required for applications (maps, games, perhaps video playback), with everything else using primarily HTML and CSS. That would kind of put me out of a job though, but I think it would make the internet better, and it would certainly help improve efforts to improve accessibility.