In front-end development, browser compatibility issues are very common. Here are some ways to resolve browser compatibility issues:
Understand the differences between different browsers: Master the features and technical standards supported by each browser, especially the compatibility issues of IE browser.
Use Reset.css to reset styles: Because each browser handles default styles differently, using Reset.css can ensure that the page display effect is basically the same under different browsers.
Add CSS Hack according to the browser: For specific browser-specific style attributes, we can use Hack techniques to optimize, such as conditional comments for IE browsers, etc.
Use Polyfill and Shim libraries: Polyfill is a code filling tool that allows browsers to support JavaScript APIs that it does not originally support, while Shim is a library that allows older browsers to support new features.
Write compatibility-universal code: Avoid writing code specific to a certain browser, and use compatibility-universal code to achieve the same effect.
Update frameworks and plug-ins in a timely manner: These frameworks and plug-ins usually have their own browser compatibility fixes and updates to the latest versions. Updating them in a timely manner can avoid some bugs that have already been fixed.
Test: Test the code across multiple versions and browsers, and regularly update and confirm compatibility.