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Single-axis scroll containers fix long-standing CSS overflow quirks → Key capabilities ready for testing in Chrome 153 (Beta, Dev, or Canary): 📌 Pair `auto` with `clip` to enable a single-axis scroll container 🔍 Detect support reliably using `@ supports named-feature()` 🚫 Prevent accidental two-dimensional scrollers in your layouts

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