amazon has a problem with a small handful of style placements, like 5 out
of hundreds. When it bails out with a runtime, it neglects to process
others that might be able to do successfully. This might be true for
other sites besides amazon too.
What do you think of the idea of wrapping
if(!t.style[propname])
t.style[propname] = propval;
in a try-catch block?
Note about the root cause: Diagnosing the root cause would be another
way to go. I think the cause has something to do with form
options. querySelectorAll("#navbar #nav-search .nav-search-dropdown")
reports that the length of the resulting set is 1, yet if you echo it from
jdb, there are about 50 elements in the resulting set. And it can't get a
handle on .style for some reason. It seemed like, given result set rs,
rs.style did not exist,
and
rs[0].style did not exist,
but
rs[0][0].style did exist. After I put some time into diagnosis, I
thought "this is taking a while for one style... if the issue is obscure,
we could just skip a few by using try-catch.." As we do currently
with a few pseudos.
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