— by Nesim


@media recently got extended by @media (scripting: none | initial-only | enabled) – to allow for checking if JavaScript is enabled, without the need for workarounds like adding a js-active class to the body.

Also, media queries became a lot more easier to write, especially with ranges and limits. For example, you can now write @media (600px <= width <=800px ) instead of @media (min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 800px).

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