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That's been considered, yes. In this case support for -webkit prefixed stuff would probably be needed in addition to the UA string faking. Oddly enough, Apple
by bzbarsky 14y ago
That's been considered, yes. In this case support for -webkit prefixed stuff would probably be needed in addition to the UA string faking. Oddly enough, Apple and Google are strongly opposed to anyone else implementing -webkit prefixed CSS properties, while at the same time evangelizing them to web developers all the time.
- mbrubeck 14y agoWebKit vendors also continue to support prefixed properties after the official process says they were supposed to drop them (while also arguing against other vendors supporting the same properties): http://kevinjohngallagher.com/articles/opera-fat-lady-singing-prefixes/ http://kevinjohngallagher.com/articles/opera-fat-lady-singin...