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New CSS features, including the shape() function plus border-shape and corner-shape properties, let developers draw non-rectangular page borders natively, ending the web's 30-year reliance on boxes. All major browsers now support shape(); border-shape and corner-shape remain experimental, though current Chrome, Edge and Opera releases support them. Developers can now build fluid layouts without SVG or JavaScript workarounds.
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