On Nov 18, 2006, at 8:23 AM, James Ellis wrote:
If you run recent version of Konquerer you get a pretty good
realisation of
what Safari will render a site as - all you have to do us run a
Linux box or
if you don't want to do that run up a KDE distro Live CD like Kubuntu.
There are quite a few bugs in Safari that don't show up in Konqueror,
and vice-versa.
example: E:last-child is completely br0ken in Safari but works fine
in Konqueror.
Mac users can install the whole KDE on top of OS X via the Fink
project and run it side by side. Compiling took a little over 24
hours on my PowerBook. It runs wonderfully well.
It's the right way to do vendor specific extensions to CSS e.g -moz-
blah and
-khtml-blah etc etc. So ,for instance, Gecko is supposed to ignore
everything vendor specific and non -moz-*. I don't think IE has any
-ie-*
rules, -opera-* maybe ? dunno.
For Opera: -o-*
Afaik, MSIE didn't have any, up till now. I heard about -mso-, but
not seen.
Anyway, most of those vendor only extensions are for internal use
only [*], and shouldn't be used in an author stylesheet.
Except for a few that are implementations of css3 drafts, such as: -
webkit-border-radius or -moz-border-radius, to name one that is
relatively stable. Even then, use only on an experimental basis, the
implementation could change, etc.
[*] or for XUL in Gecko's case.
Philippe
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Philippe Wittenbergh
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