Exactly, couldn't Opera instead release an advisory tool which examines stylesheets and points out how to convert -webkit- prefixes to a) standards or b) -o- prefixes?
>Exactly, couldn't Opera instead release an advisory tool which examines stylesheets and points out how to convert -webkit- prefixes to a) standards or b) -o- prefixes?
So all of 0.1% of web designers who use Opera can change them?
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Opera is not making WebKit the new IE; web developers who only use -webkit CSS prefixes have done that.
By this move they are essentially legitimizing it. The only way to oppose stupidity is to not agree to it.
Exactly, couldn't Opera instead release an advisory tool which examines stylesheets and points out how to convert -webkit- prefixes to a) standards or b) -o- prefixes?
>Exactly, couldn't Opera instead release an advisory tool which examines stylesheets and points out how to convert -webkit- prefixes to a) standards or b) -o- prefixes?
So all of 0.1% of web designers who use Opera can change them?