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I've been reading many articles and I've seen prefixes such as -webkit-, -moz-, -ms-, -o-. Obviously the first two are commonly used and are also specified in W3C, however what about the latter ? Are they real, and if so, should I be worried about using them ?

Most of the websites only specify the need to use -webkit- and -moz- on specific properties which I'm aware of, however I am aiming to have my code cover the largest range of browsers possible therefore I need to know if the above prefixes and their inexistence can affect my cross-browser compatibility.

Thank you!

Cristian D
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  • Take a look at the accepted answer over on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18083056/css-what-are-moz-and-webkit – AnnieMac May 10 '15 at 13:27

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If you are willing to create a Cross-Platform webpage (You MUST always do that) you will have to add all of them into certain CSS3 properties. Each one of them, represents a different render Engine.

-webkit- Used for Safari and Chromium browsers

-moz- Used for Firefox

-ms- Used for Internet Explorer

-o- Used for Opera

Llogari Casas
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