I’ll criticize it. I recognize this is a preview and I desperately hope this implementation isn’t kept around and treated as a quirk. This implementation is e

I’ll criticize it. I recognize this is a preview and I desperately hope this implementation isn’t kept around and treated as a quirk. This implementation is extremely unintuitive given their explanation of the expected behavior of CSS Nesting and the & symbol. To quote: The & signals to the browser “this is where I want the selector from outside this nest to go”. Their explanation and the actual implementation result in a majorly different CSS selector. The implemented functionality, however useful, makes no sense as a default if one can explicitly use :is to achieve this behavior like below. .foo .bar { .baz :is(&) { } } The default should behave like they claim it does; simply replace & with the “outside” selector.