CSS "inset" is supported across all major browsers
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The CSS property inset is a new shorthand for top, right, bottom and left. Today I found out that Safari supports it starting with 14, which means that the CSS property is now supported across all major browsers. 🎉
The MDN data for Edge seems to be incorrect. I tested the current Edge and it worked fine.
If you want to learn what it's about, have a look at the #devsheet I tweeted a year ago.
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