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I think they should base it on what the other browsers have implemented themselves too. If everyone else has implemented it already, the likelyhood of that fea

by elai 16y ago

I think they should base it on what the other browsers have implemented themselves too. If everyone else has implemented it already, the likelyhood of that feature being removed is pretty close to nil. Have you heard of a css feature (or any feature?) created in webkit or mozilla and then later removed?

thristian 16y ago
I'm not sure about "removed", but I believe CSS2 specified an algorithm for generating numbers (think automatically numbered headings, paragraphs, etc) that was so poorly specified that only Opera managed to get a coherent, working algorithm out of it. CSS2.1 changes that algorithm to be more sensible, and of course it no longer matches what Opera did. WebKit came up with a proposal for specifying gradients in CSS, implemented and shipped it. Later, Mozilla came up with a simpler syntax, and the CSS working group adopted Mozilla's proposal.