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We all know that CSS prefix for Mozilla (Gecko), when we refer that property using DOM, is Moz. For example : MozTransform.
I have a list of prefixes used in CSS for different browsers, but I also want to know the prefixes used when referring them using DOM.
List of CSS prefixes:
-moz- -webkit- -apple- -o- -xv- -ms- -mso- -atsc- -wap- -khtml- -prince- -ah- -hp- -ro- -rim- -tc-
Spec says that any letter after a hyphen should be capitalised. So -o- becomes O, -moz- becomes Moz.
Internet Explorer doesn’t follow spec: -ms- stays as ms. Webkit hedges its bet and goes with webkit and Webkit.