CSS3 Support In Safari

I am searching for a definitive list of CSS3 features that Safari 2 supports. Specifically, I am interested in "border-radius". While CSS3 has not yet reached "Standard" status, I have read that Safari does implement some of CSS3's wonderful new additions.
Thank you.

Hi Kurt,
This might help:
Introduction to Safari CSS Reference
The pdf linked on that page mentions CSS3 applicable items.

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Post in the developer forums instead > Developer Forums: Apple Support Communities
This is the Safari for Mac OS X community.
Be aware, Apple no longer supports Safari 6 for Windows in case you are not aware > Apple apparently kills Windows PC support in Safari 6.0

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I want to disable Acrobat PDF support in Safari. I open Acrobat 8.0.1, go to Preferences>Internet, and uncheck "Display PDF in browser using Acrobat 8.0.1". I click OK.
However, when I quit Acrobat and Safari and re-opened Safari, Acrobat PDF was still enabled. I went back to Acrobat, opened up Preferences, and sure enough the "Display PDF in browser..." checkbox was checked again!
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Ummm...Safari 5 doesn't run on the iPad. It runs on Mac OS and Windows.

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It is a little odd but they did not put the option in the passwords options but instead in the AutoFill options.
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I only see support for Safari 2.0 when I do a search on the
support site. I'm wondering if this is correct and if there are
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Specifically, we are certifying one of our products on Safari
3.1.2 on the Mac, and encountered an issue where the Webhelp search
results are cut off and not displayed. (This doesn't happen on
3.1.2 on Windows.)
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--C

Welcome to the forum.
I have made some enquiries but it is likely to be a week
before I get a reply. Adobe are closed until 5 Jan.

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I really need to do a class online but it wont save progress because it is not supported by safari and only works with internet explorer. What is the best way around this?

Try this with Safari ...
From the Safari menu bar click Safari > Preferences then select the Advanced tab.
Select: Show Develop menu in menu bar
Now from the menu bar again click Develop > User Agent
Try IE 9, 8, or 7.
An alternative is to create a partition on the Mac hard drive and install Windows using Boot Camp but that is a long and drawn out process and you would need to purchase an Window install disc.
Other ideas here > The best way to run Windows on your Mac | Macworld

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Just recently my company added safari 2 support to our website.
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With kind regards,
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As mentioned before:
Start a new topic with your specific issues (describing it as 'flakey' doesn't help others to help you) and a fellow user like yourself should be able to help you.
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This change has been posted to the Google Help Center:
Which browsers does Google Calendar support?
Currently, Google Calendar fully supports the following browsers:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 6.0 (for Windows)
- Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or later (for Windows, Mac and Linux)
- Apple Safari 2.0.3 for Mac OS X 10.4
Note: JavaScript and cookies must be enabled on all browsers.
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=37057&topic=8581
Credit to Macworld for pointing this out in an article published today:
http://www.macworld.com/news/2006/06/19/calendar/index.php?lsrc=mwrss

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