It depends. Yes calc() is more expensive to run, but most browsers are shipped with highly optimized engines. On the other end, shipping more CSS to users impacts the loading time of the website. It's a balancing act for the users!
of course. Usually one doesn't use calc for widths on all elements. I use it like max 2-3 elements per stylesheet
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It depends. Yes calc() is more expensive to run, but most browsers are shipped with highly optimized engines. On the other end, shipping more CSS to users impacts the loading time of the website. It's a balancing act for the users!
of course. Usually one doesn't use calc for widths on all elements. I use it like max 2-3 elements per stylesheet