This category features news on browsers and how they have implemented specific CSS3 features.
Excerpt: I don't mean to keep taking content from Opera's Chief Web Opener, David Storey, every week, it's just that he's written about CSS3 a lot, recently. In his latest update on the forthcoming browser revision (codenamed Kestrel), he says that two buggy selectors have been fixed, and they are confident
Excerpt: The latest security update of Firefox, 2.0.0.2, provides a fix for a possible spoofing attack using the CSS3 cursor property. As far as I'm aware, this is the first known security hole which uses CSS3 properties; perhaps someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
Excerpt: A quick run through the visitor logs of 10 websites I run or manage shows that Internet Explorer 7 usage is still growing, although it's slowed down considerably since the boom of December 2006 when Microsoft released it into the automatic update programme. Average share for the month of February
Excerpt: First, here's another table showing CSS support in web browsers, including CSS3 declarations. Unfortunately the author only seems to have access to browsers that run in Windows, so it's not as complete as it could be. Interesting, nonetheless. Update: I stand corrected. There are options to choos
Excerpt: Mozilla released Gran Paradiso alpha 2, which is what will become Firefox 3. Running it through the CSS selectors testsuite shows there's been a few improvements. It passed 32 out of the 43 selectors. Only 4 are buggy and 7 unsupported. That's not a big improvement over Firefox 2.0.0.1, as that br
