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:is() versus :where()

A design system wants base link styles that any app class can override easily. Why use :where(nav, footer) a instead of :is(nav, footer) a?

A.:where() is supported in more browsersB.:where() matches more elements than :is()C.:is() cannot take a list of selectorsD.:where() adds zero specificity

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