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xtag.prefix is returning {dom: "webkit", lowercase: "webkit", css: "-webkit-", js: "Webkit"} for Internet Explorer 10 and 11. This causes matchSelector to be undefined in these browsers, because it tries to assign it the value of Element.prototype['webkitMatchesSelector'] instead of Element.prototype['msMatchesSelector'].
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Hmm, it should be finding the MS prefix first - I will investigate. Edge supports the Webkit properties for compat sake, so that's probably why it is assigning it.
xtag.prefix
is returning{dom: "webkit", lowercase: "webkit", css: "-webkit-", js: "Webkit"}
for Internet Explorer 10 and 11. This causesmatchSelector
to beundefined
in these browsers, because it tries to assign it the value ofElement.prototype['webkitMatchesSelector']
instead ofElement.prototype['msMatchesSelector']
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: