Why is it necessary to reset the browser?

Question

Well, that is probably not the best title, I know why we need browser resets: because browsers have different default settings.

My question, which was too long to be included in the title:

If everyone needs to use the reset stylesheet in 90% of cases, why does the browser need to set default styles? We will just delete them anyway, right?

Answer 1

Since certain rules make sense by default:

• The table cells have display:table-cell;
• <b>makes the text bold, <i>makes the text in italics
• Paragraphs should have a space between them

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Answer 6

basically, it's a way to keep the results as universal as possible by defeating any browser-based rules and omissions before your CSS is applied. http://www.css-reset.com/

See the presentation on this page http://www.maxdesign.com.au/articles/css-reset/