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autoprefixer

10.3.3

Comparision Betweeen 10.3.3 and 10.3.2

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Version 10.3.3 Details

Autoprefixer version 10.3.3 represents a minor update to the popular CSS prefixer tool, building upon the foundation laid by the preceding version 10.3.2. Both versions share the core functionality of parsing CSS and automatically adding vendor prefixes to CSS rules, leveraging data from Can I Use to ensure compatibility across various browsers.

A key difference lies in the caniuse-lite dependency. Version 10.3.3 utilizes caniuse-lite version ^1.0.30001252, indicating an updated dataset of browser compatibility information compared to version 10.3.2 that uses ^1.0.30001251. This seemingly small change is significant for developers as it ensures that the generated prefixes are more accurate and reflect the latest browser support landscape. By incorporating the most current Can I Use data, Autoprefixer 10.3.3 equips developers with more precise control over browser compatibility, mitigating the risk of outdated or unnecessary prefixes.

The update also impacts the dist metadata, specifically the unpackedSize which increased slightly from 224740 to 224991. While the file count remains constant at 83, the increased size suggests adjustments or additions within the package's internal files, possibly related to the updated browser compatibility data. Developers considering upgrading should note the increased size for potential impact on build times or deployed assets. Finally, the release date highlights the currency of the updates, with version 10.3.3 arriving shortly after its predecessor, demonstrating active maintenance and refinement of this crucial tool for modern web development.

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