CSS hacks are a double-edged sword — powerful for legacy support, but fragile for modern projects. Always prioritize standards first, then use hacks as a fallback.
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You've learned the most practical CSS hacks for legacy browsers, plus modern alternatives to keep your code maintainable.
When you need to fix browser-specific bugs:
Use version-specific hacks for IE6-8 (retro projects only).
Use feature queries or autoprefixer for modern browsers.
Stick to progressive enhancement for cross-browser compatibility.