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The CSS class .jeRRg5vH is an used by Google, primarily within Google Maps and related search widgets. Technical Breakdown

You will typically see this class in the HTML source code when inspecting elements like: or rating icons in Maps [2]. Expandable list items in local business results.

: This is a "minified" or "obfuscated" class name. Google uses automated tools to generate these short, cryptic strings (like jeRRg5vH ) to reduce the size of their code and make it harder for third parties to scrape or "skin" their interface [1, 2]. Properties : .jeRRg5vH { vertical-align:top; cursor: pointe...

: If you are trying to extract data, avoid using this class as a selector. Google changes these identifiers frequently (often weekly), which will break your code [1]. Use more stable attributes like aria-label or data attributes instead.

vertical-align: top; : Aligns the element (likely an icon or a cell) to the top of its container. The CSS class

: If you use a browser extension like Stylish to change how Google looks, targeting this class is a "quick fix" that will likely stop working the next time Google updates their site [2].

cursor: pointer; : Changes the mouse cursor to a "hand" icon, indicating the element is . Where you’ll find it : This is a "minified" or "obfuscated" class name

within the "Knowledge Panel" on the right side of a Google search. Why it matters to you