I hate it when people show "HTML 5" demos and then make them browser specific. The point of standards is to make them work across browser, and when you only include rules for one browser, this is worse than using flash. THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR THE WEB.
(In this case I am referring to all the -webkit flags, with no -o or -moz as well, even though the features are supported by those respective browsers.
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I hate it when people show "HTML 5" demos and then make them browser specific. The point of standards is to make them work across browser, and when you only include rules for one browser, this is worse than using flash. THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR THE WEB.
(In this case I am referring to all the -webkit flags, with no -o or -moz as well, even though the features are supported by those respective browsers.
e.g. http://studio.html5rocks.com/samples/page-flip/index.html and look for the -webkit)