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CSS Grid Lanes, a new feature for creating masonry-style layouts, is currently available in Safari Technology Preview with finalized syntax. Firefox, Chrome, and Edge are all implementing it. Developers can start using Grid Lanes today through progressive enhancement with three approaches: using JavaScript libraries as polyfills with feature detection, using alternative CSS layout modes like Multicolumn or Grid Level 1 as fallbacks, or combining Grid Lanes with fallback CSS layouts using feature queries. The cascade allows declaring both `display: grid` and `display: grid-lanes` so supporting browsers use the newer feature while others fall back gracefully.

When will CSS Grid Lanes arrive? How long until we can use it?

Yes, you can start using it kinda soon-ish