CSS post-processing using autoprefixer in a React app

CSS post-processing using autoprefixer in a React app: CSS post-processing using autoprefixer in a React app create-react-app CLI supports CSS post-processing to add vendor prefixes based on the configuration.What is vendor prefixes?Browser updates their version

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