normalize.css Getting Started and Downloading

CSS Reset is a revolutionary party. The most radical group in CSS Reset advocates that regardless of whether you are useful or not, take off all those clothes for me. Why did your body wear a margin when you were born? Why is your surname h better than others? Why do you wear a pair of arm beads if you eat to gain weight? So *{margin:0;} waited and moved, and they were all flattened. It seems that all living beings are equal, but in fact it is a waste of resources and no advantage. When you ask for help from others, you have to add it back. What should I do if I really need someone else's default style? Others have thrown the pot into the stove and burned it. It's up to you to figure it out.

That is to say, Reset is relatively "violent". Regardless of whether you use it or not, it will all be reset to the same effect, and the scope of impact is large. It requires consistency across browsers.

Normalize.css is reformist. They advocate that every element has its own reason for existence, and it is not good to treat them all the same simply and roughly. The body circle really squeezes the living space of the page, so change it. Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, whoever has a role, set a standard for them to ensure that they can do their job well in any browser.

Normalize is relatively "peaceful", focusing on universal solutions, resetting the reset styles, retaining useful user agent styles, and fixing some bugs, which reset lacks.