The :target-before and :target-after pseudo-classes, range syntax for container queries, and more.

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Chrome 142 introduces three major CSS and web platform features: the :target-before and :target-after pseudo-classes for styling scroll markers relative to the active marker, range syntax support for style container queries and the if() function enabling numeric comparisons with operators, and the interestfor attribute for button and anchor elements that triggers actions when users show interest through hover, keyboard shortcuts, or long-press gestures.

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<p>This is a really nice update from Chrome—these features make CSS more powerful and user interactions much smoother.</p>
