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## difference between this and dev.css?
-i maintain and use both, but this is a much more simple alternative to dev.css that mainly focuses on improving default user agent stylesheets rather than having a full custom set of styles. slight.css is more limited as it has less built-in element styles and doesn't have custom theme support (although you can apply your own stylesheets on top). it may also be less consistent across browsers.
+i maintain and use both, but this is a much more simple alternative to [dev.css](https://devcss.devins.page) that mainly focuses on improving default user agent stylesheets rather than having a full custom set of styles. slight.css is more limited as it has less built-in element styles and doesn't have custom theme support (although you can apply your own stylesheets on top). it may also be less consistent across browsers.
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difference between this and dev.css?
i maintain and use both, but this is a much more simple alternative to
- dev.css that mainly focuses on improving default user agent stylesheets
- rather than having a full custom set of styles. slight.css is more limited
- as it has less built-in element styles and doesn't have custom theme
- support (although you can apply your own stylesheets on top). it may also
- be less consistent across browsers.
+ dev.css that mainly focuses on
+ improving default user agent stylesheets rather than having a full custom
+ set of styles. slight.css is more limited as it has less built-in element
+ styles and doesn't have custom theme support (although you can apply your
+ own stylesheets on top). it may also be less consistent across browsers.
+