I had to google around to actually find the import statement needed to use this:

import 'normalize.css';  // In my case, when using React

I think something like this should be included in the readme, at least for the non experienced npm users.

PS: seems [I'm not alone](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42119878/how-to-use-normalize-css-using-npm-install-with-webpack/42245854#42245

The goal of this project is to make itself obsolete. We should try to get browsers to fix their own styles so we don't have to work around them indefinitely.

If you want to help out:

• Pick a style in modern-normalize.css
• Go to the relevant browser issue trackers ([Chrome](http://dev.chromium.org/for-test

https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/e1e7277024e7897d4baf06c476ed71acbc59e749/dist/css/main.css#L21-L39

Might need to hold off on this as it appears it causes issues for users on High-Contrast Mode, see here.