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@smaug---- commented on this pull request.
> @@ -54,6 +54,45 @@
</div><!-- algorithm -->
+ <h3 id="pseudo-element-event-dispatch">Pseudo-Element Event Dispatch</h3>
+
+ When the target of a user interaction is a [=pseudo-element=], the
+ {{UIEvent/pseudoTarget}} attribute is set to identify the specific pseudo-element involved.
Is this stuff supposed to work with click events? If so, how? Click events are dispatched to the common ancestor, so the pseudo-element on which mouse/pointerup happens might have nothing to do with the target of the click.
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