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This is not a new topic, but I am curious how everyone is handling either .js or .css that is browser specific.
Do you have .js functions that have if/else conditions in them or do you have separate files for each browser?
Is this really an issue these days with the current versions of each of the popular browsers?
It’s a very real issue. Mostly just because of IE6. You can handle IE6-specific CSS by using conditional comments.
For JavaScript, I’d recommend using a library that has already done most of the work of abstracting away browser differences. jQuery is really good in this regard.