If you are like me, when you see an impressive demo of a new CSS3 feature, you can't wait to start using it in websites. Of course, then you see that it is available in only one or two of the major browsers (and this never includes IE), so ultimately you decide to wait. I have good news for you – with the latest browser releases, there are a few awesome features that are finally supported everywhere, and you can start using them right now! A word of caution – most of these features will not work in older versions of IE (9 and below). If these browsers are a large portion of your demographic, I am afraid that you will have to rely on fallbacks. But for the rest of us, here is what modern browsers have to offer:
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