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## Changelog ## Changelog
- **v3.0.0.** 2021-09-03 ### **v3.0.0.** 2021-09-03
- Remove IE support 🎉
- Bring back `outline` for focusable elements - Remove IE support 🎉
- Remove redundant `line-height: inherit` rule from headings reset - Bring back `outline` for focusable elements
- Remove redundant `text-decoration` rule from `abbr` - Remove redundant `line-height: inherit` rule from headings reset
- Added `svg` selector to replaced content rule - Remove redundant `text-decoration` rule from `abbr`
- Added `text-transform: inherit` rule to form elements - Added `svg` selector to replaced content rule
- Replaced `[disabled]` selector with `:disabled` - Added `text-transform: inherit` rule to form elements
- Removed `::-moz-focus-inner` rules for old Firefox versions - Replaced `[disabled]` selector with `:disabled`
- Improved `:-moz-focusring` style, no more dotted outline - Removed `::-moz-focus-inner` rules for old Firefox versions
- Destyled `select:disabled` in Chrome - Improved `:-moz-focusring` style, no more dotted outline
- Add outline to focused `[contenteditable]` elements - Destyled `select:disabled` in Chrome
- Fixed border color inheritance for `table` borders in Chrome - Add outline to focused `[contenteditable]` elements
- **v2.0.0.** 2020-10-15 - Add `border-style: solid` and `border-width: 0` to `*, ::before, ::after` selector. This change might affect how borders are used and therefor is considered a breaking change. The benefit is that simply adding a border-width to an element will display a border without the need to set the border-style explicitly. - Fixed border color inheritance for `table` borders in Chrome
### **v2.0.0.** 2020-10-15
- Add `border-style: solid` and `border-width: 0` to `*, ::before, ::after` selector. This change might affect how borders are used and therefor is considered a breaking change. The benefit is that simply adding a border-width to an element will display a border without the need to set the border-style explicitly.
## Why? ## Why?