A tiny utility that detects whether the current browser can apply CSS styling to `console.log` output, returning a boolean flag. It’s useful for web developers who want to conditionally use styled console messages in modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox ≥ 31) and can be installed via npm or loaded as a standalone script.
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