Remove -webkit and -moz prefixes for border-radius, text-shadow

[tilomitra]

We don't need to prefix these anymore. All modern browsers support it. The only ones that don't are Android 2.3, but it's ok if they don't get rounded corners.

[tcelestino]

But not everyone don't use browsers modern.

[caouecs]

+1 with @tcelestino

why don't use SMACSS ?

[briznad]

from http://purecss.io/extend/

Based on SMACSS
Pure is broken up into a set of responsive modules. From the beginning, we adopted SMACSS as a convention for writing our CSS.

[tilomitra]

@briznad @caouecs What does border-radius have to do with SMACSS? Can you guys be more specific?

[briznad]

@tilomitra I don't know. Was just trying to clarify that SMACSS is being utilized.

[caouecs]

sorry, I wanted to talk to Compass

[tilomitra]

Sorry guys, I'm not sure what the question is. Are you guys suggesting that we keep border-radius along with it's prefixes, and use some CSS pre-processor to add in the vendor prefixes on build-time? If so, we are looking into this.

[ericf]

To me, this is part of a larger task to define the browser support we want for Pure and the "policy" we'll follow for how we want to support the modern, auto-updating browsers. Once that's define, then decisions like this one, and other vendor prefix ones, will be easier to make calls on.

[ericf]

I created issue #36

[tilomitra]

@ericf I think when it comes to auto-updating browsers, we should always support the latest (n), and n-1. For the case of box-shadow, text-shadow, and border-radius, we can remove these prefixes. Let's just use caniuse.com and our discretion.

[ericf]

For the case of box-shadow, text-shadow, and border-radius, we can remove these prefixes. Let's just use caniuse.com and our discretion.

Sounds good. Just provide the data that clearly states this is the case in the commit message or something. I guess we're a bit out of the weeds on IE, since IE 9 went non-prefixed on these IIRC. The one caveat will be mobile browsers, does MobileSafari on iOS 5 fit this bill? What about the Android 4.0 (first release)?

[ericf]

#69 has been merged. Closing this…