The Ultimate Guide to CSS
A complete breakdown of the CSS support for the most popular mobile, web and desktop email clients on the planet.
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Free email client bundled with Windows from Windows 98 until Windows Server 2003. It displays emails using the version of Internet Explorer currently installed on the computer.
Tested with Internet Explorer 8 rendering on Windows XP.
User is prompted to download webfont, but it doesn’t display.
Mostly supported, but unquoted font names containing line breaks don’t work.
Partial. Supports CSS2 values, but not CSS3.
Buggy. Text styled with word-wrap: normal
is clipped, instead of breaking out of container.
Partial. Values containing background images are not supported.
Partial. Doesn’t support url()
, some support for CSS3 properties.
Partial. Supports block
, inline
, list-item
, and none
.
Partial. Supports none
, disc
, circle
, square
, decimal
, lower-alpha
, upper-alpha
, lower-roman
, and upper-roman
.
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