Will CSS3 browser-implementations be removed?

[Shamil]

Right now in the CSS, I am seeing horrible things, such as:



border-radius: 5px; -webkit-border-radius: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 5px; -khtml-border-radius: 5px;


Will they be removed, and standardised to

border-radius: 5px;

soon?

I just like standards and non-proprietory implementations.

 

[Shamil]

So it's about you, and not about the general public. I find it an invalid argument to fight this topic any further.

At the same point, it's about making the web more open. That's just a direct cause relationship to me.

 

[Floris]

At the same point, it's about making the web more open. That's just a direct cause relationship to me.

The whole reason for mozilla's and webkit is to create a ... oh whatever, [unwatch]

 

[Erik]

In all honestly, I just hate proprietary extensions in CSS/HTML.

Proprietary extensions are the reality of using CSS3 right now. Either you use them, or you explain to your users why all of the nice rounded corners and other CSS3 effects don't work on your site.

 

[Enigma]

In all honestly, I just hate proprietary extensions in CSS/HTML.

Vendor prefixes are actually quite useful for supporting behaviour before it is standard. Jonathan Snook says it very elegantly.

 

[Shamil]

Vendor prefixes are actually quite useful for supporting behaviour before it is standard. Jonathan Snook says it very elegantly.

Thanks for that article I should start reading more articles.

 

[feldon30]

Yeah seriously I lost interest in this thread.

You do what works, without breaking anything, and built on the basis that it can be easily optimized later. This code is self-optimizing because it collapses if not needed by the browser. Excellent implementation.

NEXT!

 

[Romchik®]

...we also do it for box-shadow, box-sizing and all the individual corner versions of border-radius (border-top-left-radius etc.)

• border-radius
• box-shadow
• box-sizing

Kier, it's all or there are other properties?

transition
opacity
background (-moz-linear-gradient etc.)

 

[mrGTB]

It creates more bytes, and I am adversed to more unused rubbish in files, making them larger.

Have you emptied your dustbin this morning?