Fieldset padding in firefox #671
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* 'master' of https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css: (35 commits) 8.0.1 Render the main element correctly in IE Remove stylelint Fix typo in CHANGELOG v8.0.0 Update CHANGELOG Don't remove search input cancel button in Chrome/Safari Add package-lock.json Remove bower Update browser support Point to yarnpkg's list of CDNs Remove the font-size test on html tag Inherit font family for inputs Restore gaps in links underline in iOS 8+ and Safari 8+ 7.0.0 Revert changes to 'body' and form elements Non-functional maintenance Fix Markdown syntax (necolas#663) Correct the padding in firefox (necolas#671) Update CHANGELOG.md (necolas#670) ...
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v6 has removed the opinionated styling for the
fieldsetelement.One of the removed rules was the padding, and I noticed that this introduced a little inconsistency between firefox and other browsers.
In my test, I saw consistent padding in chrome and IE. But a slightly different padding in Firefox.
Firefox
Chrome
