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Whenever a <details> element with no <summary> is encountered, Link Hints does not add a hint to the default "Details" text of the element. I can also reproduce it here: t.html.gz
The HTML specification for <details> requires the <summary> element to be present, but still defines how user agents should deal with a missing summary:
The first summary element child of the element, if any, represents the summary or legend of the details. If there is no child summary element, the user agent should provide its own legend (e.g. "Details").
That sites actually rely on this.
Test case:
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lydell
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Missing hint on some tildes.net comments' <details>
Support <details> withou <summary>
Jun 11, 2023
lydell
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Support <details> withou <summary>
Support <details> without <summary>
Jun 11, 2023
URL
The bottom of the comment in https://tildes.net/~games/160b/any_android_games_that_are_worth_playing_these_days#comment-85o1
https://tildes.net/~talk/145a/unpopular_opinion_wikipedias_old_look_was_much_better_than_the_new_one#comment-7ovd
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Description
Whenever a <details> element with no <summary> is encountered, Link Hints does not add a hint to the default "Details" text of the element. I can also reproduce it here: t.html.gz
Debug info
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