This feature adds support for the :link, :visited, and :any-link pseudo selectors for <link> elements. Without this feature, <link> elements will never match for these pseudo selectors. With this feature, <link> elements will always match for :any-link and may match :link and :visited when they apply.
This feature has already been implemented in Firefox and Safari, it has already been specced, and there are already WPTs for it.
This feature could break websites which expect these pseudo selectors to never match link elements. However, since Safari and Firefox have already implemented this feature, I don't think it will be a problem.
Could you give an example of how this feature would be used? <link> elements are not rendered, so why would you style them?
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