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for Paged Media is that you can make a container break into pages, which
can then be flicked between in a natural, book-like fashion.
Ta b l e 7. 1
summarizes the support for these features.
TAB LE 7.1
Browser Support Matrix for CSS3 Layout Features
BROWSER
MULTI-COL
FLEXBOX
GRIDS
REGIONS
EXCLUSIONS
GCPM
Opera
Since 11.1
No
No
No
No
Since 12****
Firefox
2.0 with
-moz-*
2.0 with
-moz-**
No
No
No
No
Safari
3.2 with
-webkit-*
3.1 with
-webkit-**
No
6.0 with
-webkit-***
No
No
Chrome
4.0 with
-webkit-*
17 with
-webkit-
No
16 with
-webkit-***
No
No
Internet Explorer
10
10 with
-ms-**
10 with
-ms-
10 with -ms-
No
No
iOS
3.2 with
-webkit-*
5.0 with
-webkit-
No
No
No
No
Android
2.1 with
-webkit-*
2.1 with
-webkit-**
No
No
No
No
Mobile Chrome
Beta with
-webkit-*
Beta with
-webkit-
No
No
No
No
Opera Mobile
Since 11.1
No
No
No
No
Since 12****
Opera Mini
No
No
No
No
No
No
* Indicates limited multi-col support without support for break-before/after/inside.
** Indicates support for the old version of the Flexbox spec, which is deprecated (see the “Using Flexbox” section
for more details).
*** Safari and Chrome at the time of this writing support regions with a different mechanism than that of IE10.
See the “Regions” section for more details.
**** At the time of this writing, GCPM was only supported to a limited extent in a special Opera Labs build. See the
“GCPM” section for more details.
