IE 9 available to download (Preview)

[Tomm]

It is suppose to be just border-radius but the prefixes are to indicate that it does not follow the CSS3 spec properly and it the vendor's own implementation of the property.

Firefox is -moz-border-radius
Safari, Chrome et al. is -webkit-border-radius
IE will support -webkit-border-radius, whooo!

This is the first release of IE I'm actually excited about.

[HotelUser]

IE supports border-radius.

I don't think it currently does?

[Jahova]

They must be happy with themselves if they are offering this preview.

[The Professor]

What's border radius?

[kk.]

What's border radius?

so coders dont have to use images to round corners off for content, which ultimately makes content load faster

[The Professor]

Oh cool never heard of that, don't think i've ever seen it in use either (does opera support it?)!

[kk.]

Oh cool never heard of that, don't think i've ever seen it in use either (does opera support it?)!

i dont think many use it. It means you have to use like 3 style sheets, and it leaves it a bit pixelated too so its less appealing

[The Professor]

So why is everyone up in arms about it?

[kk.]

So why is everyone up in arms about it?

no idea, i dont ever plan on using it. It makes sense, but the only thing that you can do is have it rounded and a border. You cant drop shadow or anything as far as i know.

[Tomm]

I use it and I only need 1 stylesheet as the browsers just ignore the border-radius types that they don't support/understand. Also I've had no problems with it looking pixelated in any browser that supports border-radius (Firefox, Opera, Chrome, any webkit browser).

i dont think many use it. It means you have to use like 3 style sheets, and it leaves it a bit pixelated too so its less appealing