Don't change color inheritance for <hr> #29
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Hi :) I think you should remove the
color: inheritdeclaration from the <hr> element.The comment for this declaration makes it sound like it is fixing a bug only present in Firefox, but that is incorrect. None of the major browsers support inheritance by default, so there is no reason to include it in
normalize.css.I can understand why you might want it in
opinionated.css, since it feels intuitive that <hr> would inherit the text color, but unfortunately, Chromium browsers do not support color inheritance at all, so by adding it you are un-normalizing the styles because the color now will be different between browser engines.I made a test document and took some screenshots here: sindresorhus/modern-normalize#75