Lea Verou • 4/7/2013

Can we get rid of gradient prefixes?

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This technical article examines browser support for unprefixed CSS gradients as of 2013, analyzing which vendor prefixes (-webkit-, -moz-, -o-, -ms-) remain necessary based on global usage statistics. It provides specific recommendations for web developers on safely dropping certain prefixes while maintaining -webkit- support, and emphasizes the importance of solid color fallbacks.

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