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The CSS xywh() function creates rectangles by specifying the upper-left corner coordinates and dimensions, primarily used with clip-path, shape-outside, and offset-path properties. It offers advantages over inset() for positioning flexibility and supports rounded corners. Currently, Chromium browsers only support xywh() with offset-path, while other browsers support all three properties. The function enables precise control over element clipping, text flow around shapes, and animation paths.

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