CSS - What's up with that

You know, it is very very clear that the W3 feels (believes) CSS is
becoming (has become) a de facto standard for web presentation.

The last time I looked, support for CSS ~really~ stunk in the big two.

What's up with that?

Case in point: Web Forms

http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/

there is about to be a new language for them (if the W3 has it's way) and
they make extensive use of CSS.

Now, don't get me wrong, I LIKE CSS but because support at the desktop has
historically ~stunk~, as you know, I refuse to use it.

Have any of you brave souls that have downloaded the newest versions of the
big two _ seen _ any additional support for CSS?

Yes, I know, FONT style support is *pretty good* now.

(I'm trying to decide whether I'm missing the boat or the browser
manufacturers are).
Fuzzy.
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