had the same thought. when I saw "post-processor" I was expecting this to be some kind of browser extension or plugin that post-processes (on the client side)

had the same thought. when I saw "post-processor" I was expecting this to be some kind of browser extension or plugin that post-processes (on the client side) CSS received over the network. it seems that they have basically just done a pre-processor that accepts css as input and returns css as output. its exactly like every other css pre-processor except that its DSL for pre-processing is a subset of CSS rather than a superset.