LayoutTests/fast/masking/clip-path-selection-expected.txt - Issue 240423005: [CSS Shapes] Can't select content within the area of the floating box when clip-path is applied

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Issue 240423005: [CSS Shapes] Can't select content within the area of the floating box when clip-path is applied (Closed) Base URL: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/blink.git@master

Patch Set: Try to make test more stable Created 6 years, 8 months ago

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	1 PASS sel.toString() is ""

	2 PASS sel.toString() is "Little"

	3 PASS successfullyParsed is true

	4

	5 TEST COMPLETE

	6 Although the Culture was originated by humanoid species, subsequent interactions with other civilizations have introduced many non-humanoid species into the Cul ture (including some former enemy civilizations), though the majority of the bio logical Culture is still pan-human. Little uniformity exists in the Culture, and its citizens are such by choice, free to change physical form and even species (though some stranger biological conversions are irreversible, and conversion fr om biological to artificial sentience is considered to be what is known as an Un usual Life Choice). All members are also free to join, leave, and rejoin, or ind eed declare themselves to be, say, 80% Culture.

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