'module' and 'jsnext:main': these fields point to the ES2015 modules version of a library, featuring native ES2015 'import' and 'export', instead of the legacy, CommonJS format. They are supported by common bundlers such as Webpack 2 and Rollup.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling afef6f397ef8e6d6b1f3d20c25ad5e4090afb9a9 on matteocng:add-browser-module-jsnext-keywords into 2a2b007c50bbc9d4975567e906f38c26d4902cbd on Kikobeats:master.
'module' and 'jsnext:main': these fields point to the ES2015 modules version of a library, featuring native ES2015 'import' and 'export', instead of the legacy, CommonJS format. They are supported by common bundlers such as Webpack 2 and Rollup.
'browser': this field "is provided by a module author as a hint to javascript bundlers or component tools when packaging modules for client side use".