I was trying to find a definitive article on the IE blog but found nothing. I'm building an internal website where the majority of users are using Safari 4 and Firefox 3. Some PC users are using IE8 so I'd like to know what I should watch out for when I'm using CSS3.
Yes it does. Perhaps a better question is what modern web features IE8 supports.
Internet Explorer is a free web browser, commonly called IE or MSIE, that allows users to view web pages on the internet. It is also used to access online banking, online marketing over the internet, listen to and watch streaming videos, and many more. It was introduced by Microsoft in 1995.
CSS3 Features Supported by All Modern Browsers As a side point in this section, IE9 does provide fairly strong support for CSS3 selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements, which you can see here.
css3.info provides an authoratative overview of the implementation statuses of various modules in different browsers. Most modules are in fact not implemented by any mainstream module, but you can view the compatibility tables for certain modules, which provide detailed information.
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