DOM State-Preserving Move #CSSWrapped 2025 // TRAIN BRAIN

DOM State-Preserving Move #CSSWrapped 2025

Historically, moving an element in the DOM was destructive. Now in Chrome 133, there’s moveBefore. It works exactly like insertBefore, but it keeps the element alive during the move.
See all of the UI features that Chrome shipped this year → https://goo.gle/css-wrapped-2025
Speaker: Bramus Van Damme
Products Mentioned: Chrome, CSS

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