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I use some facebook markup that I let facebook parse from DOM:
<fb:login-button
auto-logout-link="false"
button-type="continue_with"
size="large"
scope="public_profile,email"
use-continue-as="true">
</fb:login-button>
In my onMount I then let the facebook API do it's thing with th
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fd = new FormData
fd.set('a', new Blob)
fd.get('a') === fd.get('a') // false in chromium - true in FF & Safari (don't have IE on Mac)Looks like there is no test to cover this senario: https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/blob/e45a9f9e65d039c76817ee2a6a1ef02c9311a1cb/xhr/formdata/set-blob.any.js
I think fd.get('a') === fd.get('a') should be true
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I was working on something using the <details /> element and was looking to test whether the inner text was visible or not. What I found out while looking through the code/tests for toBeVisible() is that:
- The inner text needs to be inside another element. e.g.
<details>
<summary>Title</summary>
<div>Explanation text</div>
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