When RR'ing a series of <link /> elements, the media attributes are truncated when the attribute itself has more than just a single type (eg: "screen, tv", "screen and projection ")
Here are some cases where I've tested it:
@media onl {body.root3{}} /* only screen and (min-width: 481px) */
@media onl {body.root3{}} /* only screen and (min-width: 1020px) */
@media onl {body.root3{}} /* only screen */
body.root3{} /* all */
@media braille {body.root3{}} /* braille */
@media handheld {body.root3{}} /* handheld */
@media projection {body.root3{}} /* projection */
@media print {body.root3{}} /* print */
@media screen {body.root3{}} /* screen */
@media tty {body.root3{}} /* tty */
@media tv {body.root3{}} /* tv */
@media scree {body.root3{}} /* screen and tv */
@media screen {body.root3{}} /* screen, tv */
@media scree {body.root3{}} /* screen not projection */
When RR'ing a series of <link /> elements, the media attributes are truncated when the attribute itself has more than just a single type (eg: "screen, tv", "screen and projection ")
Here are some cases where I've tested it: