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-khtml-border-radius for some linux browsers? #60

Closed SeanBannister closed 13 years ago

SeanBannister commented 13 years ago

I've read in a few places to use -khtml-border-radius for border radius on some linux browsers I presume the K stands for Konqueror? I did a quick Google and it appears to be old version of Konqueror used this and one site even said early implementations of webkit used it.

paulirish commented 13 years ago

based on that, do you think everyone who uses border radius should add the khtml prefix?

bfintal commented 13 years ago

That's a very very small browser market share

SeanBannister commented 13 years ago

I agree its a very small market share but its so easy to just add it. I'm new to css3please so don't know if there's any guidelines around this?

paulirish commented 13 years ago

adding code has a cost.

when we add new stuff to css3please we indicate which browsers are suported by that line.

in this case, i have no idea what browsers they are. more importantly i'm fairly certain the number of users affected is insignificant.

therefore i'd rather not recommend all sites that use rounded corners try to also target this hypothetical audience with added definitions in their css..

closing this ticket now :)