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autoprefixer

0.8.20130911

Comparision Betweeen 0.8.20130911 and 0.8.20130906

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Version 0.8.20130911 Details

Autoprefixer is a valuable tool for web developers, automatically adding vendor prefixes to CSS rules, saving time and ensuring cross-browser compatibility based on data from Can I Use. Comparing version 0.8.20130911 with the prior stable version, 0.8.20130906, reveals subtle but important differences. The core functionality remains the same, focusing on CSS parsing and prefix addition. The key distinction lies in the dependencies. Version 0.8.20130911 relies on "css-parse" version "~> 1.5.3," while the older version depends on "~> 1.5.2." This suggests a minor update or bug fix within the css-parse library. Meanwhile, the "devDependencies" show also changes; specifically, "component" in version 0.8.20130911 has been updated to version "0.17.3" while the previous version uses "0.17.2". Developers updating from 0.8.20130906 should ensure compatibility with the updated css-parse. Although the changes appear minimal, these dependency updates could address specific edge cases or improve performance in CSS parsing. For developers new to Autoprefixer, these versions offer a robust solution to CSS prefixing. Consider using the latest version for access to the most up-to-date dependency improvements. Both versions are licensed under LGPL 3, and further details can be found on the GitHub repository.

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