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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.

+4  A: 

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.

Noldorin
Oh, it's coming back: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-marquee/
jason
Oh nooooooooooooo
MiseryIndex
A: 

lol.

this is about it

gargantaun
A: 

The compatibility master table on Quirksmode.org lists IE8's CSS3 support as "minimal" when behaving as IE7, and "incomplete" when behaving as IE8. For an extremely detailed breakdown of exactly what is supported and what isn't, see Quirksmode's excellent CSS browser compatiblity chart.

Donut
+1  A: 

I mostly rely on Wikipedia's article comparing CSS layout engines. It's a lot more comprehensive than any of the other links posted so far.

Basically, IE8 doesn't support any CSS3, except for some selectors and some properties that originated at Microsoft to begin with.

mercator