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They already tried that in CSS with browser vendor prefixes (-moz, -webkit, ...) but unfortunately temporary features tend to be used forever so it did not work
by realusername 9y ago
They already tried that in CSS with browser vendor prefixes (-moz, -webkit, ...) but unfortunately temporary features tend to be used forever so it did not work well.
- sitkack 9y agoBrowsers need to have maps from vendor prefixes to standardized way of doing things. If an upgrade path isn't possible, the page needs to throw a warning back to the originating server in a GET request at a well known endpoint.