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Every major browser now supports CSS3 media queries, no need for the shim anymore.
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Failed because: I cannot re-rerun the action to see if it passes now. |
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You may want to rebase onto current |
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All recent browsers work fine without it. See also: pages-themes/midnight#48
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@coaxial I think one could go even further and also drop jQuery and the other two browser shims in the default layout, what do you think? |
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All recent browsers work fine without it. See also: pages-themes/midnight#48
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CSS media queries have been supported by every major browser for a while now, there is no need for the shim anymore.