Theoretical example 1: we used to design for 5.x browsers but recently stopped doing so without charging clients an extra XX%
That is what we do now. I add an import filter (and document it) so that IE 4.0-5.0/Win and IE4.0-5.x/Mac and NN 4.x ignore imported styles:
@import'styles.css'; <http://www.dithered.com/css_filters/css_only/import_single_quotes_no_space.html>
If a client really want to support look and feel for these old browsers we will charge extra. (Accessibility level A is always included.)
The only problem are browsers with partially broken CSS support that we cannot filter out without side effects (or filtering is too tricky).
In general I do my best to support:
Moz 1+ IE 5.5+ Opera 7+ Safari 1+ Konqueror 3.3+. (and browsers based on the browsers above)
The detailed browser support level depends on the project, though.
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