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@supports is often unreliable for CSS features. At least in Blink, it acts more as a "valid syntax" check then a "supported feature" check and for some reason B
by silverwind 7y ago
@supports is often unreliable for CSS features. At least in Blink, it acts more as a "valid syntax" check then a "supported feature" check and for some reason Blink's CSS engine recognizes many new CSS features as valid syntax while not actually supporting them.