Using Modernizr with Nuxt.js to Detect Browser Features

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  • Modernizr

    Modernizr is a JavaScript library that detects HTML5 and CSS3 features in the user’s browser.

  • Modernizr is a package that detects browser features and makes them queriable via JavaScript and CSS. This is very handy to find out which CSS properties are supported, for example. The approach is much more flexible and stable than using browser vendor and version for this.

  • nuxt-modernizr

    Adds a Modernizr build to your Nuxt.js app.

  • Modernizr uses a plugin-based architecture, and you have to build the package yourself, depending on the features you need to detect – at least if you are not using Nuxt.js! I have created the nuxt-modernizr module that makes it easy to add Modernizr to your Nuxt.js app. You pass the features as module options, and the module creates a Modernizr build and places it in the .nuxt folder. Here is how to configure it:

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