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Qualification (prefixation) is no longer useful; as the modern browsers have the document.querySelectAll() available, qualification even slows down the process. Proof in: http://jsperf.com/jquery-class-vs-tag-qualfied-class-selector/10
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Actually, prefixing with the tagName makes it take the double of the time that it takes if I test it without the tagName. |
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Thanks for this as well @lsoares ! |
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…ments by class name. Fixes jquery#252. Qualification (prefixation) is no longer useful; as the modern browsers have the document.querySelectAll() available, qualification even slows down the process. Proof in: http://jsperf.com/jquery-class-vs-tag-qualfied-class-selector/10
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Qualification (prefixation) is no longer useful; as the modern browsers have the http://caniuse.com/#search=getElementsByClassName available, qualification even slows down the process.
Proof in:
http://jsperf.com/jquery-class-vs-tag-qualfied-class-selector/10