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I haven't had any issues with browser compatibility since IE. Occasionally Safari might have some CSS issue, but it's been probably 10 years since I had any major issues with browser compatibility. Html 5 and CSS 3 tend to work across all browsers without issue.
There are some niche features Mozilla refuses to accept like WebSerial and WebMIDI, but they're starting to come around on them.
Across all two of them.
I would really like to see how broken the web would be if someone in theory create a new complete implementation of the basic standards.
Three: Chrome and friends, Safari, Firefox