modern-normalize

Differences from normalize.css

• Smaller
• Includes only normalizations for the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
• Sets box-sizing: border-box
• Improves consistency of default fonts
• Sets a more readable tab size
• Fully tested
• Maintained

If you have questions about the source, check out the original source and this for details.

The goal of this project is to make itself obsolete.

Browser support

• Latest Chrome
• Latest Firefox
• Latest Safari

Install

npm install modern-normalize

Download

• Normal
• Minified

CDN

• jsdelivr
• unpkg
• cdnjs

Usage

@import 'node_modules/modern-normalize/modern-normalize.css';

or

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/modern-normalize/modern-normalize.css">

FAQ

Can you provide Sass, Less, etc, ports?

There's absolutely no reason to have separate ports for these. They are just CSS supersets and can import CSS directly.

Related

• sass-extras - Useful utilities for working with Sass

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normalize.css

normalize.css is a popular CSS reset library that makes built-in browser styling consistent across different browsers. It is the predecessor to modern-normalize and provides a more traditional approach to CSS normalization.

reset-css

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sanitize.css

sanitize.css is a CSS library that provides both a reset and a set of base styles for consistent and clean default styling across browsers. It offers more features than modern-normalize, including additional base styles for common HTML elements.