The following code will fail the assertion that would, otherwise, pass in every other browser that implements classes. (function () {'use strict'; class WaitWhat extends DocumentFragment {} console.assert( (new WaitWhat) instanceof WaitWhat, `any instance of a DocumentFragment extend fails` ); }()); This is true even through Reflect.construct (function () {'use strict'; class WaitWhat extends DocumentFragment {} console.assert( Reflect.construct(DocumentFragment, [], WaitWhat) instanceof WaitWhat, `any instance of a DocumentFragment extend fails` ); }()); The expected behavior is that it is possible to extend the DocumentFragment as any other built-in class.
As of r256716, extending DocumentFragment (as well as other DOM constructors) works as expected.