Autoprefixer

PostCSS: born from vendor prefix pain, now quietly shaping the CSS universe, alongside Google and Tailwind. What 12 years of building for devs taught us—mistakes, speed, burnout, alchemy, told by our very own @sitnikcode: evilmartians.com/chronicles/wha…

My new article was published with the story of behind @PostCSS and my 8 lessons from this big journey of creating ecosystem with 400M monthly downloads

Wow! The Japanese company Toyokumo has donated $2,000 to me on GitHub. toyokumo.co.jp/en This means a lot to me. Sponsorship really makes a big difference for all open source projects. github.com/sponsors/ai

I’m so into security because I really don’t want half the internet to be hacked by PostCSS, or any of my other projects (plus I’m making a privacy-first RSS reader right now) And you can always donate to me for my efforts to protect the internet. github.com/sponsors/ai

Thanks to @hellomeasuredco for $10 monthly donation to help me maintain my open source projects github.com/sponsors/ai/

Autoprefixer 10.4.19 was released. We finally removed `end value has mixed support, consider using flex-end` warning since now `end`/`start` now have good support. github.com/postcss/autopr… Release’s knight by Paolo Uccello.

Autoprefixer 10.4.18 was released. @Goodwine added extra check to keep -webkit-box-orient when rule has -webkit-line-clamp (a popular hack for multiline ellipsis). github.com/postcss/autopr… Release’s knight is a Navalny by @BadFoxLab.

Browserslist 4.23 was released. @teleclimber added BROWSERSLIST_ROOT_PATH env variable to prevent reading all directories in path. github.com/browserslist/b…

Thanks to @definednet for their $15/month donation to @PostCSS and @Autoprefixer maintaince opencollective.com/postcss

Autoprefixer 10.4.17 was released with user-select: contain prefixes fix. github.com/postcss/autopr… Release’s knight by Alberto Mielgo.

Huge thanks to @WorkleapHQ for they $500 donation to our Open Collective opencollective.com/browserslist

Browserslist 4.22.1 was released. We updated Firefox ESR versions. Please update browserslist in your dependencies to remove polyfills for old Firefox 102 ESR from your JS/CSS bundle. Release’s hedgehog by @DrLongissimus

Browserslist website now has “Hide docs” button. This mode can be useful to show target browsers to your client/CEO without loosing focus on Browserslist docs. #q=defaults" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">browsersl.ist/?results=#q=de…

Browserslist 4.22 was released. @BPScott added `fully supports es6-module` query and `partially supports` alias for `supports` query. github.com/browserslist/b…

Autoprefixer 10.4.16 was released. @romainmenke made it 20% faster. github.com/postcss/autopr…

Very clever ideas of using Browserslist website. They are showing that you can use it to look into browsers market and as advanced version of Can I Use, not only to test your own Browserslist config.

Autoprefixer 10.4.15 was released. @yisibl fixed ::backdrop prefixes. github.com/postcss/autopr… Release’s knight is Shadowheart by Muffinpoop artstation.com/artwork/ZeRerx

Diving deep into PostCSS, an unacknowledged hero in the realm of web development. Embracing plugins rather than an entirely new tools, unleash unlimited potential for your CSS. Don’t fear, go create! @sitnikcode @postcss youtu.be/R9f3qOpJYXg devtools.fm/subscribe

Browserslist is not only a config for Autoprefixer/Babel. The idea is to have a single place of project’s target browsers. @Browserslist is for both tools and developers. New developer will know where to look to know what browsers they need to support.

When I just created Autoprefixer, Chrome announced that they will not add any CSS vendor prefixes to Blink engine.