Will wide -webkit prefix support stop sites like google.com from sniffing and blocking users? Probably not. And that is even bigger problem than forgetting to a

Will wide -webkit prefix support stop sites like google.com from sniffing and blocking users? Probably not. And that is even bigger problem than forgetting to add some vendor specific prefixes. Worst thing about it is that it's all "politics". Want people to use your browser? Block other browsers and they will eventually switch. Microsoft did this, now Google does this. It's just that this time no one seems to care.