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Look if we need to add a fallback for `word-break`
See original GitHub issueCurrently we are using word-break: break-word; in various places like code.
This isn’t a standard property, at least not yet.
See if we need to provide a fallback.
/CC @mdo @MartijnCuppens
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We don’t, thus how I actually noticed the issue. Using vnu.jar’s web interface, which can also lint CSS, I saw the
break-worderrors and then looked into it.IMO we shouldn’t use non-standard properties when possible, and when we do we need to make sure we have fallbacks.
Because something works in Chrome/Chromium, certainly doesn’t mean is standard, and we shouldn’t endorse this.
/CC @twbs/css-review