-prefix-free

I wouldn't dream of attempting to do a layout with #flexbox without using @prefixfree: http://leaverou.github.io/prefixfree/ 

I remembered @zakiwarfel mentioning @prefixfree at @eduiconf back in 2011. Finally using it (better late than never?). Au revoir, prefixes!

My Xmas gift to you all: Two @prefixfree plugins: A rudimentary polyfill for CSS variables and one for viewport units http://leaverou.github.com/prefixfree/#plugins …

@LeaVerou New isometric 3d css conf website: http://flybyconf.nl/  thanks to your #prefixfree script!

@LeaVerou I wrote a blog post about @prefixfree last night — http://galengidman.com/2012/08/16/prefix-free … Let me know if I got any of my facts wrong.

If you are using @prefixfree you MUST read this before updating: Important -prefix-free update http://lea.verou.me/2012/07/important-prefix-free-update/ …

CSS WG formally allows browser vendors to unprefix CSS 3 Transforms, Transitions, Animations ^DG

The more I play with LESS and Sass, the more I love @prefixfree. Standard CSS syntax, lighter stylesheets, future proof.

@LeaVerou I run -prefix-free in my user JavaScript on @Opera. So long as devs futureproof my world is complete. Thanks to your AWESOMENESS.

I'm using @prefixfree in more and more sites, like http://www.andreaverlicchi.eu  and http://2012.fromthefront.it  I love it! Thanks @LeaVerou for creating it

@millethtml No, never.

@PoseLab You're welcome. Glad you like it! :)

@domurtag Load it after the stylesheet for optimal performance. In any case, you should never see a FOUC because of -prefix-free.

@MaxMykhailenko Nice to know, thanks! I'll try to address this in a future version.

@MaxMykhailenko Have you tried switching their order?

@dgfrancisco Reading the FAQ would answer your question much better than I ever could in 140 characters.

@strages33 It's not related to -prefix-free, it's how Firefox handles transitions. Just add top:0; into the first rule and it's fixed. ;)