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Hello @dan paul your comment looks like an AI prompt, please check the rules for using AI while you contribute to Drupal → .

It should be disclosed that AI is being used and the content reviewed. For example, there is no search feature in the dropbutton. The patch you uploaded is the same, or at least looks identical to the code snippet in the Issue summary. We're not using patches anymore, just Merge requests.

Proposed Solution
Identify jQuery-based Search Queries

Locate instances where jQuery is used to handle search-related DOM manipulations (e.g., .ajax(), .on('submit'), .val()).

Create a Web Component for the Search Functionality

Implement a standalone Web Component using the Shadow DOM for encapsulation.

Use native JavaScript (fetch()) instead of jQuery’s AJAX methods.

Replace jQuery Implementations

Remove dependencies on jQuery for search-related functionality.

Ensure that the Web Component integrates seamlessly with Drupal’s rendering system and APIs.

Ensure Backward Compatibility

Maintain accessibility (ARIA attributes) and support for existing themes.

Test across different browsers to avoid regressions.