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autoprefixer

10.3.2

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Version 10.3.2 Details

Autoprefixer version 10.3.2 introduces a few notable updates compared to its predecessor, 10.3.1. Both versions serve the core function of parsing CSS and automatically adding vendor prefixes, a critical feature for ensuring cross-browser compatibility based on data from Can I Use. A key difference lies in the updated dependencies. Version 10.3.2 upgrades colorette from ^1.2.2 to ^1.3.0 and browserslist from ^4.16.6 to ^4.16.8. Most importantly, caniuse-lite sees a significant update from ^1.0.30001243 to ^1.0.30001251. This caniuse-lite update is significant as it reflects the latest browser support data, directly influencing the accuracy and effectiveness of prefixing. Developers should update to 10.3.2 to ensure their CSS is being prefixed based on the most current browser landscape. These updates ensures that autoprefixer is up to date with the latest browser compatibility needs. While both versions depend on the same postcss peer dependency (^8.1.0), suggesting compatibility, the updated internal dependency versions in 10.3.2 represent improvements in underlying functionality, potentially impacting prefixing accuracy and performance. The updated colorette version might introduce improvements in console output coloring. Consider upgrading to benefit from the most reliable vendor prefixing and the newest browser compatibility information.

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