Site Report

This tab shows pages that exhibit browser-specific behavior, or trigger browser bugs.

Browser	IE	Edge	Firefox	Safari	Opera	Chrome	iOS			Android
Version	11	18	69	13	60	77	≤ 11	12	13	≤ 3	4*	Key
Critical Issues												Missing content or functionality
Major Issues												Major layout or performance problems
Minor Issues												Minor layout or performance problems

* Most Android devices from 4.4 onwards use Chrome as the default browser, older versions use the original Android stock browser

Priority	Description and URL	Guideline and Line#
Priority 1 1 issues on 1 pages
	CSS expressions are only supported by Internet Explorer.	Edge Internet Explorer ≥ 8 Firefox Safari iPhone/iPad Chrome Opera Android
	CSS property values like height: expression( 3*4 ); are only supported by IE6 and IE7. They are not supported in other browsers or IE8 standards mode.
	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.css	Line 338 339
Priority 2 1 issues on 2 pages
	The CSS `filter:` property is not supported by some browsers.	Internet Explorer Safari

	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/css/normalise.css	Line 280
	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.css	Line 328 330 331 333 334 ...
Priority 3 4 issues on 2 pages
	DirectX filters are not supported by IE10 or later.	Internet Explorer ≥ 10
	DirectX-based Filters and Transitions (DX filters) do not work in Internet Explorer 10 for any pages in the Internet Zone. Use CSS3 features instead.
	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.css	Line 328 330 331 333 334 ...
	The `orphans:` CSS property is not supported by some browsers.	Firefox Safari

	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/css/normalise.css	Line 290
	The `page-break-after:` CSS property values avoid, left and right are not supported by Firefox.	Firefox

	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/css/normalise.css	Line 291
	The `widows:` CSS property is not implemented by some browsers.	Firefox Safari

	https://mrspm.moadoph.gov.au/css/normalise.css	Line 290
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Priority 1