I don't see the problem. I like vendor-prefixes. Who cares about having 4 lines in the stylesheet instead of one for rounded borders? I'll happily pay that "p

I don't see the problem. I like vendor-prefixes. Who cares about having 4 lines in the stylesheet instead of one for rounded borders? I'll happily pay that "price" as it gives me a trivial way to tweak for the individual browser peculiarities or disable it for certain browsers altogether (e.g. when a js replacement is needed because the impl is not up to snuff). In my book vendor-prefixes are one of the few sane ideas in the CSS space. We have seen the alternative after all: <!--[if IE]> -->. You can't seriously suggest that's better?