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title: Browser support
description: Which browsers Tabler supports, and the CSS features that set the minimum versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari and Opera.
summary: Which browsers Tabler supports and the CSS features that set the minimum versions.
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import Example from '@components/Example.astro';
Tabler runs in every current browser: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera and the Chromium browsers built on them.
The minimum versions below are not a policy, they are what the CSS needs. Tabler's colors and color modes are built on `light-dark()` and `color-mix()`, and the layout uses `:has()` and `@property`. None of them have a fallback, so a browser that misses one drops those declarations and the page renders wrong - usually as missing colors. See [what sets the floor](#what-sets-the-floor) for the exact features.
## Supported browsers
Browser|Minimum Version
---|----------
|Chrome 123+
|Firefox 128+
|Safari 17.5+
|Edge 123+
|Opera 109+
|Chromium 123+
|Chromium 123+
|Chromium 123+
## Mobile browsers
Browser|Minimum Version
---|----------
iOS Safari|iOS 17.5+
Samsung Internet|Samsung 27+
## What sets the floor
Each row is the first version that supports the feature. The highest number in a column becomes the minimum for that browser.
Feature|Used for|Chrome|Firefox|Safari
---|---|---|---|---
`light-dark()`|Every color that differs between light and dark mode|123|120|17.5
`@property`|The animated gradient on cards|85|128|16.4
`:has()`|State that depends on a child, for example a selected table row or the folded sidebar|105|121|15.4
`color-mix()`|Tints, shades and translucent surfaces|111|113|16.2
Relative colors, `oklch(from …)`|The darker hover shade of every color and the dark mode borders|122|128|16.4
Opera 109 and Samsung Internet 27 are the first releases built on Chromium 123.
Safari 16.4 to 17 follow an older draft of relative colors, where math on the hue needs a `deg` unit. Tabler only changes the lightness, which works the same in every version. If you override a Tabler color with `light-dark()`, its `-darken` shade needs Safari 18.
## Unsupported browsers
Internet Explorer is not supported, and neither is any browser released before the versions above. There is no polyfill to add: the features that set the floor are CSS, so a missing one cannot be patched with JavaScript.