border-radius

With one CSS declaration for any browsers that may support the border-radius property in the future, one declaration for webkit browsers like Safari, and one declaration for Mozilla based browsers like Firefox.

Web Teacher › Style Fieldsets like a Pro 2009

The border-radius rule is CSS3, not yet in standard adoption by all browsers.

Web Teacher › Style a fieldset with rounded corners using CSS 2010

I'm not going to border-radius anything yet (I prefer rectangular shapes), no worries.

teddy-risation™ 2009

They all insist on stuffing in the CSS3 border-radius property, which is from a working draft, and various vendor-specific extensions as well.

Where I went « Structure Geek 2008

Additionally, they add an extra layer of complexity to the code (note: IE, please add support for border-radius).

Facebook Tweaks Design, Drops Rounded Corners Robin Wauters 2005

One common dilemma with using CSS3 decorations such as border-radius and box-shadow has been the lack of support for those decorations in the Internet Explorer web browser.

andreasviklund.com Andreas Viklund 2011

On the bright side, IE9 does render border-radius, 2D transforms and new CSS 3 selectors like :first-of-type.

Wired Top Stories Scott Gilbertson 2011

Note that Opera uses border-radius and that Safari/Chrome does not support percentages.

Sun Bloggers Eric Wendelin 2010

Firefox */border-radius: 4px;/* Safari 5 & Chrome */box-shadow: rgba (0,0,0,1) 0 1px 0;

Recently Uploaded Slideshows RobotDeathSquad 2010

It's obviously very nice that it will be a good browser in its own right, but the biggest competition for IE is not other browsers, but previous versions of itself (and they are the most troublesome for web developers). border-radius?

Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0 2010