decide where to add other vendor extension properties for transitions, corners, etc

[scottjehl]

decide where it makes sense to add -moz, -o, and w3c to css and js events.

[scottjehl]

Also for gradients. For alpha, which vendor extensions should we include?? Just -webkit?

[scottjehl]

So, for supported extensions...
For box shadow, we only need:
-webkit
-moz
w3c (opera, ie9)

Same for border radius:
-webkit
-moz
w3c (Opera 10.5, IE 9, Saf5, Chrome)

For background gradients:
-webkit
-moz

• should we add filter (IE6,7) and/or -ms-filter: (IE8) ? Also, I'm not sure on IE9's support. Anyone?

As for transforms and transitions, we have the following vendors with support for transform:
-webkit-transform: /* Saf3.1+, Chrome
-moz-transform: /* FF3.5+
-o-transform: /* Opera 10.5
w3c (not supported yet?)

same for the transition property.

helpful resources: http://www.zachstronaut.com/posts/2009/02/17/animate-css-transforms-firefox-webkit.html

As for IE, we could get gradients for the latest version by using the -ms

What about -ms?

[localhero]

Hi,
Maybe I'm missing something, but the goal is mobile isn't it ?
Then I doubt there is any mobile in your target that would run a web app in IE6/IE7.
I won't go in the Filter way for gradient.
IMHO you should stay in the pure HTML5/CSS3 direction.

Let's hope these "-webkit", "-o" and "-moz" will disappear soon :-)
And that Opera will support CSS3 gradient soon too.

Another great link for CSS3 effects : http://www.impressivewebs.com/css3-click-chart/

[scottjehl]

Mobile IE is still being considered for A support, and if we can support it, it's basically IE7. There are other prefixes to consider as well, depending on which non-webkit engines can be supported. That said, we'll probably drop the filters for performance anyway, but we're still working all this out.

[localhero]

Okay, wow no IE6 :-)
Where is Mobile IE as A in the Mobile Graded Browser Support on the website ?

[scottjehl]

Currently, it's grouped with C Grade, but these things are evolving as we go.

[localhero]

I like when it's evolving so fast :-) Well done.

[toddparker]

Closing, this is 6 months old and I think we've settled on vendor prefixes :)

[scottjehl]

reopening for consideration.

[miketaylr]

Happy to help out with Opera Mobile and Mini on this issue.

[LinusU]

@scottjehl: I saw that you manually updated the css to include support for all browsers. I recently wrote an ANT-task for doing this exact thing automatically https://github.com/LinusU/Fjant. Since you guys use Make instead of ANT it would require some small changes on my end so that it can run as a standalone app but I've been planning on doing that anyhow.

[toddparker]

Already landed the gradient fix and there's another ticket for FF/Opera transitions so closing.