Michelle Barker • 2/2/2023

Interop 2023

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The article discusses Interop 2023, a major cross-browser collaboration building on the success of Interop 2022. It aims to achieve interoperable implementation for 26 focus areas in web standards. Key CSS features highlighted include the :has() pseudo-class, CSS math functions, Level 4 media queries, and font palette features for custom colored fonts, all aimed at improving developer experience and cross-browser consistency.

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