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As referenced from Mozilla[1], Firefox and Opera support the new spec without prefix, Chrome supports it with the -webkit prefix, and Internet Explorer supports

As referenced from Mozilla[1], Firefox and Opera support the new spec without prefix, Chrome supports it with the -webkit prefix, and Internet Explorer supports the old-flexbox. [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/CSS/Using_CSS_flexible_boxes https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/CSS/Using_CSS_flexi...

michael_miller 14y ago
That page says it's behind a developer flag, and only limited single-line support is provided. Is the page up to date, or is the feature fully implemented, and accessible to anyone, regardless of flags?
- kbrosnan 14y ago
  Firefox 20 will contain css3 flexbox unpreffed and unprefixed. Assuming nothing is found that would make us flip the pref to false during the Aurora or Beta cycles.
- lillycat 14y ago
  The page is up-to-date.