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autoprefixer

10.4.12

Comparision Betweeen 10.4.12 and 10.4.11

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Version 10.4.12 Details

Autoprefixer's update from version 10.4.11 to 10.4.12 introduces subtle yet crucial improvements for developers relying on this popular tool for automatic vendor prefixing in their CSS. The core functionality remains consistent, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows. Both versions promise to parse your CSS and intelligently add vendor prefixes based on data from "Can I Use," streamlining the process of writing cross-browser compatible stylesheets. Key underlying components such as picocolors, fraction.js, normalize-range, and postcss-value-parser remain untouched, indicating a focus on targeted enhancements rather than broad architectural changes.

The primary difference lies in the updated dependencies: browserslist jumps from version 4.21.3 to 4.21.4, and caniuse-lite progresses from version 1.0.30001399 to 1.0.30001407. These updates signify improvements in browser support data and potentially refine prefixing logic. Developers benefit from more accurate and up-to-date prefixing, minimizing the need for manual adjustments and ensuring broader compatibility. Furthermore, the increment in the unpackedSize from 197913 to 198645 suggests the inclusion of additional data or minor code adjustments. If you're aiming for the most precise and current vendor prefixing, upgrading to 10.4.12 is recommended, ensuring your CSS leverages the latest browser compatibility information. The release also shows a bump in the release data which indicates potentially bug fixes and improved stability.

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