Both Google and React are guilty here if i read the article right.
Google replaces an element with a different element (Text with Font containing Text?), and React's virtual DOM keeps the old, deleted elements alive because the virtual DOM still references them.
React "applications" would crash when Google Translate changes their stuff from under them if they didn't accidentally keep the old elements alive. Which would be much better behaviour.
Google replaces an element with a different element (Text with Font containing Text?), and React's virtual DOM keeps the old, deleted elements alive because the virtual DOM still references them.
React "applications" would crash when Google Translate changes their stuff from under them if they didn't accidentally keep the old elements alive. Which would be much better behaviour.