On the supposition that you're interested in the interaction of css *AND* browser, some info, data and or tools can be found:
And, though it scarcely needs saying and these are not, strictly speaking, responsive to your question, consider:
- screen rez
- screen size, and...
- the user's connectivity (something like 50% of the US population *STILL* has no highspeed access) because it bears on whether your page will render for a member of your target audience before the individual gives up and browses elsewhere.
BTW, these are a merely few samples from a quick Google for " browser + compatibiltity" but there are other and better ones out there still. However, my usual references are at home whereas I'm on the road and yet another meeting calls. So take these with a grain of salt.
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