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That doesn't really help if the website removes the parts of the page that are outside the current screen from the DOM.
by CodesInChaos 2y ago
That doesn't really help if the website removes the parts of the page that are outside the current screen from the DOM.
- JoshTriplett 2y agoDon't do that either.
- mdf 2y agoA prime example: JIRA's backlog view. In the self-hosted version, you could easily find the issue you were looking for in the backlog view by just using the browser's search, press Ctrl+F, write some words, you have the issue you were looking for. The cloud version Atlassian forced their users into, OTOH, features their own implementation hijacking Ctrl+F combined with dynamically removing the issues not currently visible from the DOM, to ensure that no-one can have the convenience of the browser's built-in search.