That's not the same, because when you call `elements`, it gets all element from
page and then you just retrieve the one with necessary index. But when you call
`element`, it creates selector with exact element index. When using XPath, this
is straightforward (e.g. `.//*[@class="test"][2]`). That's why you can use
`:xpath` and `:index`.
I'm not very good with CSS selectors, but I guess we can do pretty much the
same by appending `:nth-child(index)` to the end of the CSS selector. So in
this case the final selector to be used will become `.test:nth-child(2)`.
@jarib What do you think about it?
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