CSS3 support in browsers
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Although CSS3 is not yet a W3C standard , recent browsers have partial support for it. You can find examples that implement certain CSS3 properties. But along with the delight of many, the feeling of fear does not leave. This is due primarily to the fact that there is no clear understanding of the behavior of the browser when processing these properties. Under the cat, there is a table comparing the supported CSS3 properties in all major browsers. In addition, the browser version and prefix for encoding are indicated. The cheat sheet is in the form of an image, so it is convenient to download it to your computer or mobile device for future use.
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Explanation of symbols
supported in Internet Explorer | |
supported in firefox | |
supported on google chrome | |
supported in Safari | |
supported in Opera | |
Supported in Internet Explorer only with the -ms- prefix | |
Supported in Firefox only with the -moz- prefix | |
Supported in Google Chrome only with the -webkit- prefix | |
Supported in Safari only with the -webkit- prefix | |
Supported in Opera only with the -o- prefix | |
Supported in Opera only with the -xv- prefix | |
the figure to the right of the icon indicates the minimum browser version with which support begins |
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grokru recommends Caniuse.com On the site you can find the missing and up-to-date information.