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5 Replies to "5 CSS pseudo-elements you never knew existed"
Might want to provide a list of compatibility configurations (browser/device/OS).
Thanks for sharing these, Joel – very handy!
Oh, that’s something I never taught of while writing but it supports almost all browsers and devices except for the ::backdrop pseudo-element.
Thanks for reading, I’m glad its handy!
There is caniuse.com for that.