On 2010-08-18 9:45 PM, Garrett Smith wrote: > Do any browsers return just visited links for > document.querySelectorAll(":visited"). Firefox 3.6 and Opera 10.6 do; they match links based on their visited/unvisited state including |link| element links. (The above browsers mark a style sheet used to display the document as unvisited, but that's a CSS2.1/CSS3 Selectors issue. It's not clear in CSS2.1/CSS3 Selectors if the mere display of the style sheet counts as "visited by the user".) > Likewise, do any browsers return just unvisited links for ":link"? > > This behavior is allowed, but specified as being optional. Chrome 6 (beta), Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview 4, and Safari 5 all appear to comply with the spec by exercising the option specified in the "MAY" clause and ignoring the following "RECOMMENDED" clause; they treat all links as unvisited. They don't match HTML |link| elements in any state though. Test document attached.
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