> That should be corrected if anyone invents a time machine. :P
Why can't this be dealt with with CSS versioning/features where you can opt into your current-color and a lot of more substantive style behavior while leaving currentColor functional?
Why can't this be dealt with with CSS versioning/features where you can opt into your current-color and a lot of more substantive style behavior while leaving currentColor functional?
This already exists:
*, ::before, ::after { all: unset }