Firefox 128's support for the relative color syntax allows for powerful color manipulation in CSS, simplifying opacity adjustments and color transformations without cluttering variables.
Using the relative color syntax eliminates the need for multiple color variables for adjustments, streamlining CSS by allowing developers to keep original colors as main tokens.
The advantages of relative color syntax are most apparent in handling opacity, enabling direct adjustments while maintaining a single variable for original color without complex breakdowns.
When using OKLCH for lightening or darkening colors, the uniform brightness characteristic provides consistent results, ensuring that color manipulations feel intuitive and straightforward.
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