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  1. Update on the @font-face FOUT post - code to defeat the FOUT entirely: http://bit.ly/sd0Dq (by @paul_irish)
  2. You can now find Modernizr's source code on Github: http://github.com/Modernizr...
  3. Modernizr, meet Github: http://bit.ly/c8syt
  4. @LukeMorton Because you may need to have different margins, paddings, border settings, and so forth.
  5. @KeriHenare About 1% of Firefox users are using a < 3.0 version. That's less than 0.5% of all users.
  6. Some browser stats for Modernizr.com since launch: 47.7% - Firefox 31.2% - Safari 7.6% - Chrome 4.2% - IE 4.0% - Opera
  7. Big thanks go out to @paul_irish, @cowboy, @jeresig and @diveintomark for their contributions to Modernizr 1.0.
  8. Around 2500~ unique downloads of Modernizr 0.9 in the first two months it was out. Now that 1.0 is out, can we surpass this number?
  9. Modernizr 1.0 is finally out! Many new features, but also: full documentation + news feed: http://www.modernizr.com/
  10. Working on getting Modernizr.com ready for the 1.0 launch, uStreamin' myself while at it: http://www.ustream.tv/chann... (@KuraFire)
  11. @ijy Coming up with 1.0, which is almost ready (along with the new additions to the site for it).
  12. @ijy They may not support new CSS3 rules, but what if using CSS3 rules requires different values for things like margin, padding, etc.? :)
  13. @alanhogan Hopefully they won't ship it without actually supporting those features, or else Modernizr will have to change for FF.
  14. @alanhogan Firefox 3.6a lies about its supported features. It claims to support various things it doesn't (yet?) actually implement.
  15. @TimTaylor_Sr No real ETA but it'll be "any day now".
  16. @TimTaylor_Sr Yes, that's exactly the kind of thing you can do with Modernizr. Be careful though: some things may interfere with one another
  17. @TimTaylor_Sr Yes, you can! You can do IF/ELSE in both CSS and JS and any combination of those options.
  18. An excited fan has made a paper Modernizr countdown towards the upcoming 1.0 launch: http://bit.ly/2ZTgp1
  19. @SylvainSimao No, and it won't. IE6 is too old a browser to really care about anymore, and existing methods for that are working fine.
  20. Dive into HTML5, by @diveintomark — check out the gorgeous early preview: http://diveintohtml5.org/