The Surfin’ Safari blog is releasing details on some Recent WebKit Features that will eventually find their way to the Safari web browser. Of note, CSS-3 support for background-size, border-radius, overflow-x and overflow-y as well as a 20-30% boost in JavaScript performance. These additions are available if you’re interested in checking out the nightly builds – otherwise you’ll have to wait until the next version of Safari. Either way it’s exciting to know that CSS-3 support is coming for Safari. Even though Safari is not my browser of choice, I’m a firm believer in the advancement of competing technologies to continue to speed the pace of development overall.
Recent WebKit Features Include CSS-3 Support
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