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In CSS, what does the :where() pseudo-class contribute to specificity?

A Zero specificity
B The same as a class
C The same as an ID
D Double the specificity of its argument

Answer

Zero specificity

Because :where() always has zero specificity, it is ideal for defining defaults that are easy to override. :is() takes the specificity of its most specific argument.

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