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I, for one, can't wait to cut 20% of the code in my stylesheets.

• kaolinite 14y ago
  In the meantime, you can use LESS mixins to reduce duplication. This library is pretty handy: http://lesselements.com/ http://lesselements.com/
  • robryan 14y ago
    The parent was likely referring to them being in the stylesheet at all, rather than the way they are managed. Any stylesheet compiler is still going to have the vendor prefixes in the compiled stylesheet.
    • plorkyeran 14y ago
      In practice you won't actually be able to drop them from the compiled stylesheet for a very long time, of course.
      • Achshar 14y ago
        Chrome has a very quick release cycle, so I don't see why not?
        • smith7018 14y ago
          Webkit is used by Safari (desktop and iOS) which is still a huge portion of internet users.
          • vxNsr 14y ago
            right but since those "new" things won't work in chrome the hope is that devs won't implement them anywhere else.