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I'm huge WebKit fan (been since KDE 2), but I agree with the author that the current situation is problematic. (Although the case with IE6 was orders of magnitu
by Yaggo 15y ago
I'm huge WebKit fan (been since KDE 2), but I agree with the author that the current situation is problematic. (Although the case with IE6 was orders of magnitude worse and largely different in nature.)
Luckily nice tools exist to automatize the boring prefixing (even for us who don't use LESS/SASS style preprocessors):
$ pip install cssprefixer
There is also a client-side solution, which I find suboptimal as a technique, but YMMV: http://leaverou.github.com/prefixfree/ http://leaverou.github.com/prefixfree/
- phreeza 15y agoI was about to comment mentioning cssprefixer. Now I am thinking it might make sense to go around looking for sites that don't prefix properly and emailing the operators with the prefixed version. It might even be possible to do this in an automated fashion.
- dave1010uk 15y agoThe initiative "Pre-fix the web" http://codepo8.github.com/prefix-the-web/ http://codepo8.github.com/prefix-the-web/ is about doing this with GitHub projects. Probably a good place to start.