Will we need CSS Reset if we don't consider any version of IE (Internet explorer)?

Will we need to use a CSS Reset if we don't consider any version of IE (Internet Explorer)?

I'm making a website where I don't necessarily to consider any version of IE. Would it be OK to not to reset anything for Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Opera?

Is it only IE which forces us to use a CSS开发者_如何学JAVA reset, or do other browsers also have inconsistencies?

The point of css reset files isn't solely to make certain functionality work in older versions of internet explorer, it's to make the job of presenting using css the same between browsers.

Yes, you would still need to if you want to support many browsers. It is not only Internet Explorer that needs reset.

Which browser was it, I forgot, but either it was Firefox or Opera that had different default settings too, not just IE.

Nevertheless, it is a safe move to do, and you can rest assured that it will save you a few problems.

Usually, a reset is only about a few kilobytes, which is not much.

I think this post here should give you a good idea WHY to use RESETS and how it isn't ONLY about IE (flavours) that cause problems:

... there are all kinds of inconsistencies, some more subtle than others. Headings have slightly different top and bottom margins, indentation distances are different, and so on. Even something as basic as the default line height varies from one browser to another—which can have profound effects on element heights, vertical alignments, and overall feel.

http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2007/04/18/reset-reasoning/

You always should use a reset.