Per conversation in Slack, expands the browserslist (used by Autoprefixer) to be more reflective of "full-coverage". By default, the list only includes browsers with larger than 1% usage, this lowers that threshold to 0.1%, specifically to include older versions of IE (any higher than that cuts out IE9). This is easy enough to adjust over time as evergreen browsers take over and IE continues to phase out.
As an aside, I actually feel like the default 1% is a better threshold, but I know there was some concern about declarations not getting prefixed.
johno
commented
7 years ago
Per conversation in Slack, expands the
browserslist(used by Autoprefixer) to be more reflective of "full-coverage". By default, the list only includes browsers with larger than1%usage, this lowers that threshold to0.1%, specifically to include older versions of IE (any higher than that cuts out IE9). This is easy enough to adjust over time as evergreen browsers take over and IE continues to phase out.As an aside, I actually feel like the default
1%is a better threshold, but I know there was some concern about declarations not getting prefixed.