# No value browserhacks Disallow the use of known browser hacks in values. ```css .selector { property: value\9; } /* ↑ * Value browserhack not allowed */ ``` Value-level browserhacks like `\9` target old IE versions and add dead weight to stylesheets. This rule complements `no-property-browserhacks` by catching hacks that appear in the value rather than the property name. ## Options `true` The following are considered violations: ```css .box { background: red\9; } ``` ```css .box { color: blue\9; } ``` The following patterns are _not_ considered violations: ```css .box { background: red; } ``` ```css .box { color: blue; } ``` ## Prior art - [browserhacks.com](http://browserhacks.com) — catalogue of browser-specific CSS hacks