Go back to enumerating HTML5 child nodes when added, and adding event listeners to them #4508
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HTML5 event listeners are now registered as before. However, to avoid peering issues in JavaFX <22, new listeners are created each time the page is unloaded.
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Identify the Bug or Feature request
Improves #4048
Description of the Change
This basically reverts PRs #4259 and #4285, though with the one difference that our event listener objects are recreated each time the page is unloaded. By keeping the same listeners for the duration of the page, we avoid the redundant registration that motived PR #4285. By recreating the listeners when leaving or switching pages, we avoid the peering issue that motivated #4259.
Possible Drawbacks
I break some else's framework in some other unknown way.
Documentation Notes
N/A
Release Notes
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