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There are -webkit- prefixes everywhere in the CSS. This isn't a cross-browser site.
by ootachi 16y ago
There are -webkit- prefixes everywhere in the CSS. This isn't a cross-browser site.
- lhnz 16y agoEver heard of graceful degradation?
- hungryfoolish 16y agoGracefull degradation is for making sites work on older browsers. What about making sites work on modern browsers which are other than your favourite one? Using just -webkit prefixes everywhere will make sure it just plays nicely with webkit, and not with IE, Opera or Firefox.
- krainboltgreene 16y agoIt detects your rendering engine when you connect to the server and only serves up the relevent stylesheet. This way you don't get -moz, -o, or IE fixes if you're not on IE, Mozilla, or Opera. Save bandwidth, load time.
- cwp 16y agoI just tried it in Firefox, and it works fine. AFAICT, it's identical to what you see in Chrome... except it has -moz- prefixes everywhere in the CSS. :-p
- sp332 16y agoThey use -webkit- to ensure that, when the relevant standards are finalized, the namespace isn't polluted by experimental and development mistakes.