The modern, pragmatic normalize. It focuses on new browser features and improving the UX rather than making outdated browsers render things more predictably.

Do choose this if you want your UX improved and really only support modern browsers. Everything past 2016 will 100% work fine.

If you support IE6, Android 4.0.4, Opera Mini and other things like this, it's a good idea to pick Normalize.css instead.

1. Removes the default margin from body
2. Sets box-sizing to border-box for all elements including pseudos
3. Sets backface-visibility to hidden to prevent typefaces from turning blurry with transform properties
4. Ensures that [hidden] elements will be hidden
5. Enables some ligatures but not all of them
6. Optimizes typeface smoothing and legibility
7. Sets the system UI typeface as the default
8. Turns images into blocks
9. Prevents images from being resized further than their actual size
10. Makes HTML fully responsive by default: images, canvases, tables and several other tags
11. Sets a monospace font and tabs of width 4 for code and pre
12. Only let users resize textareas vertically
13. Makes inputs inherit their parent typeface
14. Uses appropriate cursors based on aria attributes.