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[Feature] DOMNode auto-generates tags from browser.html
See original GitHub issueWhen one is doing something like:
nodes = node.get(selector='h1')
The returned nodes are instances of DOMNode. But the tags have actually been created (in most cases) using the classes in browser.html.
With pull request #665, DOMNode will try to wrap the elements in one of the tags (classes) available in browser.html.tags
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Hint found and typo corrected.
Ok, that’s more clear to me, I have merged the PR. Thanks !