What browsers support querySelectorAll?

Answers:

• The querySelectorAll method is supported by all modern web browsers. Here is a brief overview of the support:

  • Chrome: Supported from version 1.0 (2008)
  • Firefox: Supported from version 3.0 (2008)
  • Safari: Supported from version 3.1 (2008)
  • Edge: Supported since its launch (2015) and also in Internet Explorer 8 and later
  • Opera: Supported from version 9.0 (2006)

  Since querySelectorAll is now a well-established method and part of the modern web standards (DOM Level 3), you can expect it to work across virtually all current web browsers and versions, including mobile browsers. However, for very old browsers (like Internet Explorer 7 and earlier), this method is not supported.

  If you're developing for current technology, you can confidently use querySelectorAll, knowing that it will work in all major browsers.

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