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Asked: 2026-05-13T14:39:03+00:00

I’ve been working with selection/range objects, and because to the incredible amount of inconsistencies

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I’ve been working with selection/range objects, and because to the incredible amount of inconsistencies between browsers for specific selection/range stuff (even more than the DOM) I was wondering if there was a framework that would help me get through them.

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  1. Editorial Team

    (Made an answer by request 😉

    Take a look at IERange:

    IERange is a feature-complete
    implementation of W3C DOM Ranges for
    Internet Explorer, allowing users to
    write one cross-browser version of
    their range manipulation code.

    Supports Range APIs:

    • document.createRange()
    • startContainer, startOffset, endContainer, endOffset, commonAncestorContainer, collapsed
    • setStart(), setEnd(), setStartBefore(), setStartAfter(), setEndBefore(), setEndAfter(), selectNode(), selectNodeContents(), collapse()
    • insertNode(), surroundContents()
    • extractContents(), cloneContents(), deleteContents()
    • compareBoundaryPoints(), cloneRange(), createContextualFragment(), toString()

    Supports Selection APIs:

    • Range support (Webkit-style)
    • window.getSelection()
    • addRange(), removeAllRanges(), getRangeAt(), toString()
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