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CSS Color Module Level 4 — W3C Candidate Recommendation Draft, 9 October 2026 · license

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Fav Tings keeps the 148 opaque color keywords of this extraction as 139 exact sRGB values, grouping keywords with equal values into one favorite with those keywords as aliases, and shows each as a solid swatch it renders from that exact value. Lowercase hex and srgb8:rrggbb identifiers are Fav Tings additions, not W3C identifiers. transparent and currentColor are excluded. No keyword or RGB value was changed. No W3C endorsement is implied.