DOM whiz and loyal-opposition/web standards advocate Peter-Paul Koch has been working overtime preparing detailed findings on CSS and DOM compatibility in modern browsers, including:

• CSS in all new browsers
• W3C CSS Object Model in all new browsers
• DOM Events in Opera 10a and Chrome 1
• DOM CSS module in Opera 10a and Chrome 1
• DOM HTML module in Opera 10a and Chrome 1

A Compatibility Master Table provides a snapshot of the status and results of all testing; Mobile Compatibility Tests are also in development.

It’s a great resource from an expert who really cares, and who has the time and expertise to find things out for the rest of us. Thanks, PPK!

Filed under: Browsers, bugs, chrome, Code, Compatibility, CSS, Design, development, DOM, Web Design, Web Standards

4 Responses to “Browser compatibility updates”

1. 
   Scarf*oo said on 30 March 2009 at 10:08 am:

   Lots of work has been done to compose that list, hat down.

   Looks like the day when we’ll be able to universally use advanced css selectors is finally approaching. If only IE6 would die already.

2. 
   Josh Stodola said on 30 March 2009 at 10:40 am:

   This data is invaluable, which makes me wonder why there is not a PayPal button at the bottom of his pages.

3. 
   Elliot Swan said on 30 March 2009 at 2:17 pm:

   I don’t envy the amount of time and hair loss that must have taken. But wow, awesome work as always on quirksmode.

4. 
   jeremy said on 30 March 2009 at 9:00 pm:

   WOW! That is insanely useful data! Things certainly are looking a whole lot more optimistic than they were just a few years ago, that’s for sure.

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