<style> element

An HTML element to contain style information, in CSS, for a document or part of a document.

Estimated Support About

67.39% + 17.39% = 84.78%

Apple Mail

macOS

10.3
16.0

iOS

10.3
12.3
16.2

Gmail

Desktop Webmail

2019-06
1
2023-01
1

iOS

2019-06
1 2
2023-01
1 2

Android

2019-06
1 2

Mobile Webmail

2020-02
2023-01

Outlook

Windows

2003
2007
4
2010
4
2013
4
2016
4
2019
4

Windows Mail

2020-01
4
2023-01
4

macOS

2011
2016
2019
2021
16.80

Outlook.com

2019-06
2023-01
2024-01

iOS

2019-06
2023-01

Android

2019-06

Yahoo! Mail

Desktop Webmail

2019-06
5
2023-01

iOS

2019-06
2023-01

Android

2019-06
3
2023-01
3

AOL

Desktop Webmail

2020-01
2023-01

iOS

2020-01
2023-01

Android

2020-01

ProtonMail

Desktop Webmail

2020-03
2022-02
2023-01

iOS

2020-03
2023-01
1

Android

2020-03
1

Orange

Desktop Webmail

2019-06
2021-03
2023-02

iOS

2019-06
2023-02

Android

2019-06
2019-08
2023-02

SFR

Desktop Webmail

2019-06
2023-02

iOS

2019-06
2023-02

Android

2019-06
2023-02

GMX

Desktop Webmail

2022-11
2023-07

iOS

2022-11

Android

2022-11

RainLoop

Desktop Webmail

2023-02

Notes

  • 1

    Partial. Not supported inside the <body>.

  • 2

    Partial. Not supported with non Google accounts.

  • 3

    Buggy. The first <head> in the HTML is removed, so <style> elements need to be in a second <head> element.

  • 4

    Buggy. <style> elements need to be declared before their rules are used.

  • 5

    A CSS rule following a CSS comment is ignored. (See email-bugs#25.)

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