Roadmap
This page is the running notes for ReliCSS: what shipped, what changed, and what I am focusing on next. No fluff, just useful updates.
Point Update (v1.5.1 - 21 April 2026)
- Fixed page URL scanning so inline
<style>blocks are included even when external stylesheets are also found - Fixed source aggregation logic to avoid dropping inline CSS when combined stylesheet output is present
- Updated output summaries in all three tools to show source mix details (external stylesheets vs inline
<style>blocks)
Current Version (v1.5.0 - 6 April 2026)
- Added the CSS De-Dupe tool for repeated declarations within the same selector
- Added dedicated samples for the token audit and de-dupe workflows
- Updated home page and navigation so all three tools are easy to find
- Refactored shared input handling across tool pages to keep behaviour consistent
- Improved URL scanning to gather multiple stylesheets from a page with clearer fallback messaging
Previous Version (v1.4.1)
- Added a dedicated ReliCSS home page with direct links to the tool pages
- Renamed and clarified tool labels to make intent more obvious
- Aligned navigation labels and links across the core ReliCSS pages
- Shared homepage and tool-card styling through the existing CSS layer
Previous Version (v1.3.1)
- Added a generate HTML report feature
- Fixed CSS custom property parsing issues
- Fixed roadmap layout issues
- Fixed light and dark SVG fill color issues
Previous Version (v1.2.0)
-
Fixed an issue where custom properties with underscores were incorrectly flagged (for example
--my_variable: 10px;). - Improved colour contrast in dark mode.
-
Improved
-webkit-parsing to only highlight prefixes that are truly unnecessary. -
Updated result item markup to use
<details>and<summary>.
Huge thanks to the amazing and thoughtful feedback from Vale for these updates.
Previous Version (v1.1.0)
Previous Version (v1.0.0)
- Core "CSS hack" detection engine
- Web interface with real-time scanning
- Modern CSS alternative suggestions
What Is Next
Near-Term Work
- CLI support for running audits in local workflows and CI
- Broader pattern matching for edge-case hacks and prefixes
- Better handling of complex selectors and nested contexts
Tooling and UX
- Drag & drop file upload
- Shareable, copy-link URLs for saved scan results
- Clearer guidance and examples in the output UI
Longer-Term Ideas
- VS Code extension
- Optional lint-style output formats for easier integration