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Hey guys!
Due to my earlier post I created <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69337324/white-border-on-webpage/69337325#69337325|this SO question and answer>

I want to discuss this. As a new frontend developer this issue was a bit strange for me. I've had attempts with Vue and React, and I don't remember having an issue with this default margin. On our <https://compose-web.ui.pages.jetbrains.team/|landing page> the margin is removed, but I don't see this mentioned anywhere else.

Should this 0 margin be the default for compose?

Aren’t defaults to some extent browser-specific? Isn’t it common practice to use so-called CSS reset rules to work around this? Haven’t done frontend in a couple of years so not sure if this still stands..

(I know this is old, I'm just catching up)

<@UVAR0DXP0> is correct that the usual approach in every web project is to include a CSS reset before your own stylesheet. I'm not aware of any framework that includes one for you.