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The CSS selector isn't the problem, it's how you identify it. Many sites have dynamically named selectors, including class names. Even depending on ordering is
by bdcravens 3y ago
The CSS selector isn't the problem, it's how you identify it. Many sites have dynamically named selectors, including class names. Even depending on ordering is fraught. Learning how to create robust selectors is about 1/2 the battle in writing a good Selenium/Puppeteer/Playwright/etc script. (been doing this as a major part of my day job for about 14 years)