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But the article says it's based on "a W3C standard that must be supported by all browsers". How can this be?
by Zak 13y ago
But the article says it's based on "a W3C standard that must be supported by all browsers". How can this be?
- rangibaby 13y agoProbably using -webkit vendor prefixes (can't check for sure, on iPhone)
- ajbetteridge 13y agoArticle says "We use the CSS3 primitive -webkit-transform: matrix3d", so that'd be a yes
- talmand 13y agoExcept that for nearly every -webkit property there's a non-vendor version as well. There's the occasional -moz in there so it doesn't seem that would be the problem. It now redirects to famou.us/c/ in Firefox for me.