<ul><li>Pseudo-elements are 'virtual elements' that allow styling specific parts of an element that regular selectors can't target.</li><li>Common pseudo-elements include ::after, ::before, ::selection, and others, offering various styling capabilities.</li><li>Priority ratings for some pseudo-elements are subjective and based on the developer's experience.</li><li>Browser dev tools like Chrome and Firefox enable inspecting pseudo-elements directly, aiding in CSS styling.</li></ul>

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