Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Sparelight Studio’s imagined CSS, tested in demos
A frontend-focused publication explores proposed CSS features alongside working demos and articles about CSS that already ships in browsers.
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- Invented syntax is marked with a dotted underline, and each proposal includes a demo plus a small JavaScript polyfill.
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The Proposals section presents nine hypothetical CSS features, with each entry linking to a post and demo; the site says a small JavaScript polyfill fakes the behavior. Works Today takes the opposite approach, examining CSS already supported by browsers and noting dated MDN checks and fallbacks. The examples include caveats: one proposal flags privacy risks around :seen(n), while a transition article notes Firefox drops every exit in its example.
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