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Forgive me if I'm being ignorant, but if I'm using respond.js for IE8 that will allow the use of media-queries, and therefore the px rules inside them are still relevant. Also, I am using rem for all my font-sizes too so I would still require atrules for IE9/10.
I still require them for the reason @robzor mentioned, and there's also another use case. Opera has supported CSS3 media queries for years now, many years before any other browser supported them (so long in fact media queries back in the day were used as a CSS hack to supply styles just to Opera) and therefore long before rem was supported which arrived in Opera in version 12. IMO because of this pixrem should do fallbacks in atrules by default.
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Now that the module uses browserslist, is
atrules
option to force fallbacks in at-rules still relevant ?Reminder:
rem
fallbacks in at-rules are only needed infont
shorthand and pseudo-element.rem
Anyone has a use-case ?
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