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If Sizzle is present in over half of all websites, it's already a standard and one would expect either Mozilla or Google to add native support for it; it seems
by politician 14y ago
If Sizzle is present in over half of all websites, it's already a standard and one would expect either Mozilla or Google to add native support for it; it seems like low-hanging fruit.
- cleverjake 14y agothats just silly talk. of course they would want that stuff natively. that is why they created the querySelectorAll method. If Moz/Goog gets it native in browser, that is less bytes that need to be transfered over the wire, and therefore faster websites.