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How do you handle browser-specific styles in CSS?
Browser-specific styles are handled using CSS prefixes or conditional rules to ensure cross-browser compatibility. For modern CSS, vendors use prefixes like -webkit-, -moz-, and -ms- for properties that need browser-specific adjustments. Alternatively, CSS feature queries such as @supports can be used to apply styles only when certain properties are supported by the browser.