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CSS injection issue #2126
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Similar issues: #821, #1388
Environment
Device information: Pixel 5 emulator
Description
Expected behavior:
Should correctly inject css that is using pseudo-class :has (but that may not matter) and apply style even though there are modifications from web as well, related to hiding some elements.
Current behavior:
Elements referenced in such way are not affected.
Moreover I'm kind of confused but I believe some parts of CSS were cached and in a way I cannot remove them. Used CookieManager/WebStorageManager, IDE invalidation, wiping emulator data.
Steps to reproduce
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