What are the provider prefixes of some of these browsers? 💽📦

Question

Some of these browsers are unusual. However, I have doubts about which provider prefixes are used to implement innovative CSS functionalities. Thank you very much! 🙋😅

These are the browsers to which I refer. In some of them, I emphasize the provider prefix: ✋

• Mozilla Firefox | -moz-
• Google Chrome | -webkit-
• Internet Explorer | -ms-
• Microsoft Edge | [ ? ]
• Apple Safari | -webkit-
• Opera Browser | -o-
• Maxthon Browser | [ ? ]
• Flox Browser | [ ? ]
• Phase Out | [ ? ]
• Avant Browser | [ ? ]
• Vivaldi Browser | [ ? ]

Finally, he regretted so much in this topic. Thanks for your attention! 😅

Answer 1

Not every browser has vendor prefixes. The vendor prefixes are only for "beta"ing functionality, as you implied in your post. In most cases (like if they are incorporating a feature that incorporates the w3c standards), insisting on vendor prefixes is silly on the browser's part. In cases where the browser is actually attempting something innovative (that isn't part of the w3c standards yet), a vendor prefix makes sense (e.g. custom scrollbars in Chrome). I would say if you run into a specific issue with a certain browser, then look up the specific issue to get the specific set of custom attributes (which should include some sort of distinguishable vendor prefix, but might not) or do a cost-benefit analysis to reassess or reevaluate which browsers are worth supporting.

By the way, -ms- should also work for Edge.

Answer 2

Thank you for answering my question! You're right when you say that I should investigate a specific problem based on my needs! 😅

Answer 3

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