Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Autoprefixer version 10.3.5 represents a subtle but noteworthy update over its predecessor, 10.3.4. Both versions share the same core functionality: parsing CSS and automatically adding vendor prefixes based on data from the "Can I Use" website, ensuring compatibility across various browsers. Developers can leverage this tool to streamline their CSS workflow and maintain cross-browser consistency without manually managing vendor prefixes. Key differences lie in the updated dependencies and a minor shift in file size. Version 10.3.5 features an updated browserslist dependency, moving from version 4.16.8 to 4.17.1 which means it is up to date with the support of different browsers. Additionally this version replaces colorette dependency with nanocolors, which could imply a change in how the library handles terminal colors or related internal optimizations. Notably, the caniuse-lite dependency has been bumped from version 1.0.30001252 to 1.0.30001259 in the new version, ensuring that Autoprefixer uses the latest browser compatibility data. This increase in caniuse-lite version is crucial for developers who want to target newer browser features, as Autoprefixer will now prefix properties based on the most current browser support information. The unpacked size of the newer version is slightly smaller at 224946 bytes compared to its predecessor that is 225131 bytes. Also the release date is different, 2021-09-22 for the new version and 2021-09-02 for the old version, so we can assume the new version includes the recent updates.