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Chrome 133 introduces the moveBefore method that allows moving elements around the DOM while preserving their state. This means that elements like iframes remain loaded and CSS animations continue uninterrupted. Unlike the traditional remove and reinsert method, moveBefore keeps the element's current state intact. Currently, browser support is limited to Chrome 133+, with future support expected from Safari and Firefox.

Move elements around the DOM while preserving their state with moveBefore

<p>In which senario’s would je move elements?</p>
