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Types for modelling device parameters, such as viewport dimensions and pixel density
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0.93.2 (2024-10-11)
Fixed
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@siteimprove/alfa-rules: SIA-R66 and SIA-R69 ar now inapplicable to text in
aria-disabled<a>elements withouthref. (#1698) -
@siteimprove/alfa-rules: SIA-R83 is better at detecting clipping elements that actually have room to grow. (#1699)
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@siteimprove/alfa-rules: SIA-R83 now correctly considers the used value of
overflowrather than the computed one. (#1699) -
@siteimprove/alfa-cascade: The User-Agent style shet now sets
<select>elements todisplay: inline-block, matching rendering recommendations. (#1699) -
@siteimprove/alfa-style: Resolution of chained CSS variables has been improved. (#1697)
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Types for modelling device parameters, such as viewport dimensions and pixel density
The npm package @siteimprove/alfa-device receives a total of 722 weekly downloads. As such, @siteimprove/alfa-device popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @siteimprove/alfa-device 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.
Package last updated on 11 Oct 2024
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