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In that regard it is pretty similar to Sass.
The main effect on performance likely are bigger html documents (which can be optimized) and simpler CSS selectors.
In real world usage I would honestly guess that using simpler css selector (with far fewer propagating updates) is a net performance win.
(It was one of the showstopper for the :has pseudoclass, for a long time nobody knew of a way to implement it efficiently)
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In that regard it is pretty similar to Sass.
The main effect on performance likely are bigger html documents (which can be optimized) and simpler CSS selectors.
In real world usage I would honestly guess that using simpler css selector (with far fewer propagating updates) is a net performance win.
(It was one of the showstopper for the :has pseudoclass, for a long time nobody knew of a way to implement it efficiently)