Browserslist is industry-standard to set target browsers for web projects.
Our unified config is used by @Autoprefixer, @babeljs, and @postcss normalize. It comes with Create React App, Angular CLI, and Rails.
Support us to promote browsers diversity
https://t.co/U65nXemxaf
Browserslist `>1% in my stats` query got support of Plausible data.
https://t.co/eXI9vRaAYy
We really think that it is important for our ecosystem to migrate from GA to many privacy-first analytics like @plausiblehq.
Simplify your build toolchains with native Baseline support → https://t.co/LYZCh7ezjy
Thanks to a collaboration between the Browserslist team and the WebDX Community Group, a new set of Baseline queries has been included directly in Browserslist itself.
This is me a couple of days before the first release of PostCSS.
From my new article about the history of PostCSS and the lessons I learned from it (for example, how to break an API when you have 400M downloads per month).
https://t.co/ZLr7lcSDav
Watching over this project for 11 years is hard (and I also need to watch over PostCSS and Autoprefixer).
Support like this from @kinsta really helps me keep going. Thank you!
Wow, thanks to WordPress hosting @kinsta for subscribing to a $150/month sponsorship for Browserslist!
This support is a massive help for me to continue maintaining the project, now in its 11th year.
Your company can help us too:
https://t.co/U65nXe4WiH
https://t.co/C0dhQVPMv5
🦀 Rust continues to reshape #JavaScript frontend tooling. @Browserslist-rs just got a major performance optimization: internal data is now mostly static, cutting over 1MB from WASM builds and lowering memory usage.
✨ Full story → https://t.co/NsytQHozuF h/t @rspack_dev
Updated https://t.co/HFIBmVi4RA deploy. You can check out all my latest practices:
— Reduced Docker image size from 183 MB to 111 MB using distroless by Chainguard
— Google Cloud authorization without tokens, via GitHub repository name
— pnpm install -F
https://t.co/C6vswNvZuB
If you search npm for "browserslist-config," you'll find plenty of shared configs from big companies showing their target browsers:
https://t.co/ve2hXan3dM
Curious to see the browser support policies from different folks.
Last week we speeded up @Browserslist by cleaning and reviewing caches system. For some people, it accelerated 10x: from 2.5 s → 0.2 s.
The changes were released in version 4.24.4.
BlueSky post by PRs author:
https://t.co/ymiDUQRpvN
Browserslist 4.24.2 was released.
We changed outdated caniuse-lite warning. Now it contains months since update and more clear text:
> Browserslist: browsers data (caniuse-lite) is 20 months old. Please run:
> npx update-browserslist-db@latest
https://t.co/MLHhoivEpX
I like Baseline (a way to tell how much browsers support some webdev feature) in general.
But current definition is so US-centric. It uses only browser popular in Silicon Valley.
I am trying to highlight this problem in @Browserslist discussion.
https://t.co/IecvDGwrpY
Now `bunx update-browserslist-db@latest` supports @bunjavascript too.
This script will update browser’s database (for Autoprefixer, Babel, etc) in Bun lockfile.
Thanks to pornoiya & @kyttawashere.
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.
https://t.co/Dm5MGp0nw3
Browserslist 4.23 was released.
@teleclimber added BROWSERSLIST_ROOT_PATH env variable to prevent reading all directories in path.
https://t.co/RGNy6iXgUb