CSS 'display' property supports two keywords. Web authors can specify - How the box and its neighbor boxes are located; inline or block - How children of the box are laid out; flow, flex, grid, etc. separately. For example, `display: inline flow` instead of `display: inline-block` `display: block flex` instead of `display: flex`
Risks are very low. It's an additional behavior of an existing CSS property, and two other browsers already shipped the feature.
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