Common ways to solve cross-browser compatibility problems
Cross-browser compatibility issues are a common occurrence in web development.
With countless web browsers available, it can be tough to make sure your website or application looks and works the same way across all of them.
In this collection, we'll explore some common techniques for dealing with cross-browser compatibility issues.
1
Conditional comments
06 Sep, 2022
2
Conditional HTML classes
06 Sep, 2022
3
Conditional HTML classes based on user agent
06 Sep, 2022
4
CSS fallback properties
06 Sep, 2022
5
CSS feature queries
06 Sep, 2022
6
CSS vendor prefixes
07 Sep, 2022
7
Normalize CSS
07 Sep, 2022
8
Write CSS rules for specific browsers
07 Sep, 2022
9
Create a JavaScript polyfill
07 Sep, 2022
10
JavaScript vendor prefixes
07 Sep, 2022
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