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autoprefixer

10.4.17

Comparision Betweeen 10.4.17 and 10.4.16

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Version 10.4.17 Details

Autoprefixer has released version 10.4.17, a minor update from the previous stable version 10.4.16, providing developers with the latest tools to automatically add vendor prefixes to CSS rules. This enhancement ensures cross-browser compatibility, saving developers significant time and effort.

The primary differences between the two versions lie in their dependency updates. Version 10.4.17 includes an upgrade to fraction.js from version 4.3.6 to 4.3.7, suggesting potential bug fixes or performance improvements within the fraction calculation library. More notably, browserslist is updated from 4.21.10 to 4.22.2, reflecting the latest browser support information and potentially impacting which prefixes Autoprefixer adds. The caniuse-lite dependency, crucial for determining which prefixes are needed, sees a substantial jump from version 1.0.30001538 to 1.0.30001578. This signifies an updated database of browser support, leading to more accurate prefixing and removing outdated prefixes, so your CSS stays modern and efficient.

The unpacked size of the package has slightly increased (199134 vs 199002), possibly due to the updated dependencies. The release date also indicates a considerable gap, with version 10.4.17 released in January 2024, a few months after version 10.4.16 in September 2023, making the update a worthwhile addition to your workflow. Developers should find the updated browser support data particularly valuable, ensuring their projects are optimized for the latest browser landscape.

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