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Cross-Browser
Cross-Browser is when the ability for a website, web application, HTML construct or client-side script to support all the web browsers. The term cross-browser is often confused with multi-browser. Multi-browser is a new paradigm in web development that allows a website or web application to provide more functionality over several web browsers, while ensuring that the website or web application is accessible to the largest possible audience without any loss in performance. Cross-browser capability allows a website or web application to be properly rendered by all browsers. The term cross-browser has existed since the web development began. Also Cross-Browser is to do with different sites such as Internet Explorer, Safari and Mozilla, these are sites used by different types of computer makes so they have their own web page to browse as much as people like.

Cross-Browser is used for different reasons because there three are different browsers used and they have different ways of connecting to other sites because they are set out to be easily used and they can be readable to just about everyone to know how this programme is used.



Here is an example of a box shadow and it works by copying the code from the design of the shadow and this will add it to the document that they want to add it to so the effect is working and has a point to it.
-moz-box-shadow; This is a code for the use of Mozilla
-webkit-box-shadow; This is a code for Chrome and Safari
box-shadow; This is a code for Internet Explorer and Opra.





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