does anyone know why raising specificity in css could lead to problems?

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13eck
13eck3y ago
Basically the more specific a selector the harder it is to override when you need to. A side effect that’s not really talked about is file size: super specific selectors take up more bytes the user downloads and could impact performance.
Aozen
AozenOP3y ago
mmm thank you!
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