CSS Browser Support Chart

CSS Browser Support Chart

http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html

Quriks mode is also a really good resource for this sort of information.

Book or website which lists browser compatibility for all CSS elements?

Quirksmode, hands down:

http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html

In particular, for your question on border_spacing: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/tables.html

ES7, ES8, ES9, ES10, ES11 Browser support

Browser vendors don't implement specific versions, but specific features. Almost every modern browser is still missing features from ES2017-ES2020. Hence there is not and won't be a table where you can see an ES version to browser version mapping.

But that is not a problem because you as a developer do the same. You use features, not versions of ECMAScript. Caniuse is still a great resource to check for support of individual features. If you are not happy with the data presentation on Caniuse, maybe these compatibility tables are better for you. Additionally, you can use polyfills and Babel for transpiling of newer features to older runtimes.

ECMA Script feature support table for modern browsers WANTED

This es5 compatibility table maybe gives some help

What's the browser compatibility table for CSS import with media queries?

@import has supported media types since CSS2. Since media queries are technically an extension of media types (as stated in both CSS2 and MQ3), and there are no known instances of browsers that support media queries not accepting them in places where they would have otherwise accepted a media type (including @media, @import, and the media attribute in HTML), it's probably safe to assume that every browser that supports media queries supports them in @import.

A third-party compatibility table would be nice to have, but asking for one is off-topic for Stack Overflow.

What percentage of marketshare does a browser need for your support?

  1. Firefox, IE7 and IE6 are enough to cover more than 90% of the browser market share.
  2. It is a good idea to read the new web standards and take in account what Microsoft prepares for IE8.
  3. Then you can try to be compatible with Google Chrome.
  4. Finally, there should be a very specific customer request to invest the time and money making support for the other browsers like Opera, Safari e.t.c.


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