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In response to the complaints about "this is Big Internet Corps. fault", i think that is hasty. I code systems for all major modern browsers (including IE and E
by liquidise 10y ago
In response to the complaints about "this is Big Internet Corps. fault", i think that is hasty. I code systems for all major modern browsers (including IE and Edge) and Cordova. I can count on exactly 0 fingers the number of times i have used a '-browser' prefix in the last year.
The fact of the matter is that standards are moving fast and better still is the rate at which browsers are implementing those standards is very powerful.
The use of css prefixes is, in my opinion, lazy. Many of popular directives are now implemented by browsers in the generic form anyways. The ones that are not can almost always be achieved through another styling method.
- kccqzy 10y agoI use flexbox (with autoprefixer) extensively and I think achieving similar designs without flexbox is a waste of programmer productivity. Yes I am lazy but I think it's productive.
- masklinn 10y agoFlexbox is available unprefixed in all current browser versions.
- eyelidlessness 10y agoThere's nothing lazy about supporting older browser versions.
- roblabla 10y agoYes, but instead of writing them by hand, you should just use the unprefixed version, and use autoprefixer to support older browsers. This also ensures you don't forget anyone.