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They say they're cross-browser, but their examples extensively use -webkit- css properties without the corresponding -moz-, -o- or the "vanilla" versions. None
by exterm 15y ago
They say they're cross-browser, but their examples extensively use -webkit- css properties without the corresponding -moz-, -o- or the "vanilla" versions. None of the page transition examples work in opera.
- lachenmayer 15y agoWell, seeing as most (I'm guessing >90%?) mobile browsers currently used are based on WebKit, it makes sense to only include the -webkit-prefixed selectors
- exterm 15y agoeven if that was the case, this doesn't make sense. Write a script that adds -o-transform and -moz-transform after every -webkit-transform in your css and you have a good chance that it works. Regarding mobile browser market share: It is a common misconception that mobile browsers not based on webkit have a negligible market share. Look at this. http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_browser-ww-monthly-201010-201110-bar http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_browser-ww-monthly-201010-...