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ELI5: Does the vegetable crisper in the fridge do anything different?

It just seems like a compartment to put vegetables in. But is there something to it that allows vegetables to stay crispy, or is it just a name?
gpt
Part science part bollocks.  Crispers with a decent seal should maintain a more constant temperature, like a fridge-within-a-fridge, thus keeping food 'fresh' for slightly longer.  Ones with hardly any seal and a two-inch wide gap - like the pieces of shit Harvey Norman sells - work more on the power of suggestion and don't actually do a great deal.