Hell is other browsers — Sartre
My Compatibility Tables are by far the most popular resource on this site. You can reach all of them from this page.
| CSS | All CSS selectors and declarations (eventually). |
| DOM | All DOM tests (eventually). |
| DOM Events | When do the various events fire in the desktop browsers? |
| HTML5 tests | Tests of a few HTML5 features. Needs many more tests. |
| Mobile testing overview | Portal page for my mobile tests. |
| Selector | IE 5.5 | IE 6 | IE 7 | IE8 | IE9 pr3 | FF 3.0 | FF 3.5 | FF 3.6 | FF 4b1 | Saf 4.0 Win | Saf 5.0 Win | Chrome 4 | Chrome 5 | Opera 10.10 | Opera 10.53 | Opera 10.60 | Konqueror 4.x | |||||||
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DOM CSS
Stylesheet manipulation
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Alter |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | To be tested | |||||||||||||||||
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Style sheets are part of the document, too (sort of). The W3C DOM CSS module gives access to style sheets and allows you to change a style sheet. This module contains some browser incompatibilities, but they are of the cute kind. W3C and Microsoft define some different methods and arrays, but some simple object detection allows you to evade these problems. |
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CSS Object Model View
Element dimensions, mouse coordinates, and miscellaneous
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Incom |
Almost | Yes | Almost | Almost | Almost | Almost | To be tested | ||||||||||||||||
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This specification contains several age-old properties that all browser support but that never have made it to a W3C specification yet. |
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| Selector | IE 5.5 | IE 6 | IE 7 | IE8 | IE9 pr3 | FF 3.0 | FF 3.5 | FF 3.6 | FF 4b1 | Saf 4.0 Win | Saf 5.0 Win | Chrome 4 | Chrome 5 | Opera 10.10 | Opera 10.53 | Opera 10.60 | Konqueror 4.x | |||||||
In addition to the tables mentioned above I created the following resources that are unfortunately out-of-date. Use with care: