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: Using @supports (display: grid) { ... } to check if a browser supports a property before applying it.
Modern development has largely moved away from these manual hacks in favor of more robust strategies:
A specific parser bug in Internet Explorer that recognizes \9 before the semicolon. Modern Browsers html > body