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@edx/browserslist-config
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@edx/browserslist-config
Shareable browserslist configuration for Open edX. If our supported browsers changes in the future, this will be the primary place to update for all consumers (e.g., micro-frontends).
Browserslist is a tool to share target browsers and Node.js versions between different frontend tools (e.g., autoprefixer, babel, etc.).
See documentation on shareable browserslist
configurations for more details.
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Chrome | last 2 |
Safari | last 2 |
Edge | last 2 |
Firefox | last 2 |
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Chrome for Android | last 3 |
Safari for iOS | last 3 |
Firefox for Android | last 3 |
You can list all supported browsers by running:
npm install
npm run supported
Learn more by visiting the browser support page on the edX Support Portal.
Install the package in your repository:
$ npm install -D @edx/browserslist-config
In your package.json
file:
{
"browserslist": ["extends @edx/browserslist-config"]
}
FAQs
Shared browserslist config for Open edX
The npm package @edx/browserslist-config receives a total of 2,251 weekly downloads. As such, @edx/browserslist-config popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @edx/browserslist-config demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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