← Back to context Comment by nielsbot 7 days ago I wish there was a CSS analyzer that would give tips like this based on your CSS. 3 comments nielsbot Reply fouronnes3 7 days ago Or a straight up fork of CSS that removes the legacy stuff and fixes wrong defaults so that tips like this are unnecessary in the first place. mort96 7 days ago I don't think it's necessarily a wrong default, just one which prioritizes usability/ease of programming over performance. nielsbot 7 days ago Or maybe a v2 syntax mode? Akin to `"use strict";` in JS.
fouronnes3 7 days ago Or a straight up fork of CSS that removes the legacy stuff and fixes wrong defaults so that tips like this are unnecessary in the first place. mort96 7 days ago I don't think it's necessarily a wrong default, just one which prioritizes usability/ease of programming over performance. nielsbot 7 days ago Or maybe a v2 syntax mode? Akin to `"use strict";` in JS.
mort96 7 days ago I don't think it's necessarily a wrong default, just one which prioritizes usability/ease of programming over performance.
Or a straight up fork of CSS that removes the legacy stuff and fixes wrong defaults so that tips like this are unnecessary in the first place.
I don't think it's necessarily a wrong default, just one which prioritizes usability/ease of programming over performance.
Or maybe a v2 syntax mode? Akin to `"use strict";` in JS.