Do we still need to use the browser prefixes for css3 properties, for example -moz-box-shadow, -moz-transition: all 0.3s ease-out; etc?
Do we still need to use the browser prefixes for css3 properties, for example
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Do we still need to use the browser prefixes for css3 properties, for example -moz-box-shadow, -moz-transition: all 0.3s ease-out; etc?
An important thing to take into consideration is that if you are using Vendor Prefixes, then you are clearly using an experimental feature – not only will this property not work in older versions of the browsers you’re targeting, and should thus not be used for anything essential, but they are also subject to change. You really shouldn’t use experimental features in a production environment.
To answer your question, if you want to target a browser that only supports a vendor-prefixed version of the CSS property, then yes, you do need to do that. However, if you include a non-vendor-prefixed version of it as well, then all browsers will support that declaration eventually.