Comment on Firefox 16 unprefix CSS Gradients, Animations, Transitions & TransformsComments−gioele14yFor all the lovers of the "prefixes are not useful, just do without them":> Also the <angle> changed: before, 0deg pointed to the right; now it points, consistently with other angles in the CSS spec, to the top.−tomjen314yWhich is consistent with how all the other browser does it.And I don't doubt that the prefix debacle is the reason they are getting rid of them now.−lillycatOP14yNo, Opera and Microsoft are implementing the new syntax too (IE 10 unprefixed and Presto 2.12, which is under development, too).Hopefully WebKit will follow soon (if somebody has the bug#, I'm interested)
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For all the lovers of the "prefixes are not useful, just do without them":
> Also the <angle> changed: before, 0deg pointed to the right; now it points, consistently with other angles in the CSS spec, to the top.
Which is consistent with how all the other browser does it.
And I don't doubt that the prefix debacle is the reason they are getting rid of them now.
No, Opera and Microsoft are implementing the new syntax too (IE 10 unprefixed and Presto 2.12, which is under development, too).
Hopefully WebKit will follow soon (if somebody has the bug#, I'm interested)