Convert overflow-wrap into word-wrap
See original GitHub issueHi.
Would you consider adding the conversion of overflow-wrap
into word-wrap
to improve compatibility with Firefox, Internet Explorer, and some older browsers?
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It’s basically an alias, much like many of the vendor prefixes. The only difference is that this is an alias mandated by spec instead of an experimental implementation behind a prefix. I think it’s this distinction where you’re saying it may not necessarily fall into the scope of Autoprefixer. Am I correct in my understanding?
Although you’re correct in that it could be written into another PostCSS plugin pretty easily.
On Sat, Feb 20, 2016, 05:24 Andrey Sitnik notifications@github.com wrote:
This is more of a “nice to have”, but I don’t normally use PostCSS outside of this.