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@supports at-rule
https://www.bram.us/2024/07/11/feature-detect-css-starting-style-support/:
While in theory you could use @supports at-rule() for this, in practice you can't because it has no browser support (😭).
@supports at-rule()
https://www.bram.us/2022/01/20/detect-at-rule-support-with-the-at-rule-function/:
the CSS Working Group just decided to introduce a new function that be used in conjunction with @supports: at-rule(). With it, we can feature detect at-rule support as follows: @supports at-rule(@foo) { /* @foo is supported */ }
the CSS Working Group just decided to introduce a new function that be used in conjunction with @supports: at-rule().
@supports
at-rule()
With it, we can feature detect at-rule support as follows:
@supports at-rule(@foo) { /* @foo is supported */ }
WebKit/Safari: Issue #235400 Gecko/Firefox: Issue #1751188 Blink/Chromium: Issue #1289224
I feel like it's very likely that this will come via MDN, but as usual just keeping track 🤓
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https://www.bram.us/2024/07/11/feature-detect-css-starting-style-support/:
https://www.bram.us/2022/01/20/detect-at-rule-support-with-the-at-rule-function/:
I feel like it's very likely that this will come via MDN, but as usual just keeping track 🤓
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