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And you should add the unprefixed version of a property to your CSS even if it isn't yet supported by browsers, to future-proof your code.



Unless the spec is still in flux and the unprefixed syntax changes, then you're SOL.


Still better to have the unprefixed version in your code than not to, I'd say. I really doubt the spec would change so that old code was still valid, but had a different meaning; most likely, the worst that would happen is old code would become invalid (and CSS's error handling makes invalid code not a big deal).


And put the unprefixed version below the prefixed properties, so it has priority in browsers that support both.




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