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autoprefixer

Autoprefixer is a PostCSS plugin that parses CSS and automatically adds vendor prefixes to CSS rules based on data from the Can I Use website. It allows developers to write CSS without worrying about vendor prefixes, ensuring compatibility across different browsers. This tool is particularly useful for maintaining modern web applications that require cross-browser support.

lurq health score
76/100
Confidence
proven
Weekly downloads
48,482,344
Latest version
10.6.1
Last release
Sep 15, 2026
License
MIT

Should you depend on autoprefixer?

lurq's verdict: low

  • No known advisories

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