Can I use
Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc
Can I use provides browser support tables for front-end web technologies across desktop and mobile web browsers, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript and related web platform features. It helps developers check whether a feature is usable in the browsers they target, with support data available under a CC BY 4.0 license and raw data published on GitHub.
Features can be searched, voted on, or submitted for inclusion, and support tables include a usage-relative view that sizes browser version cells by support share. Settings let you import usage data from Google Analytics, adjust the usage-share threshold for showing older browser versions, and enable color-blind friendly colors. A public test suite backs the support data, and BCD data appears in search results. Related tools include the CanIUse Embed, Caniuse Component, a command line tool, Doiuse...? for linting CSS, and I want to use for combining multiple features. Browser testing across real browsers and devices is available through a BrowserStack partnership.
Can I use is aimed at web designers and developers. The site is free to use, with no paid editions or trials described.
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