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Add mutation observer example to Azure AD B2C Javascript Docs #125905
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For manipulating DOM elements that are loaded by Azure AD B2C
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The documentation mentions mutation observers in passing but doesn't explain why or give an example of how to use them.
We probably need confirmation from the team that what I'm proposing here is considered 'supported' but this is the only way I have found to ensure we can access DOM elements that Azure AD B2C has added to the document.