The un-shipping didn't stick this time, either. After just a few days of
Nightly testing, we had three reports of significant breakage that were
caused by this un-shipping (on zimbra[1], blogger[2], and a demo page for a
webapp framework[1] which may have legacy instances deployed). So, I
backed
On Thursday, April 13, 2017 at 6:22:48 PM UTC-7, Xidorn Quan wrote:
> In bug 1337655 [1], I'm going to disable -moz-prefixed CSS gradient
> functions by default.
This didn't stick (back in 2017), because it broke some buttons on gmail (which
was filed as https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?
In bug 1337655 [1], I'm going to disable -moz-prefixed CSS gradient
functions by default.
We would still have -webkit-prefixed version of those functions which is
part of the Compat spec [2]. The assumption is that there wouldn't be
too many pages which depend on -moz-prefixed ones without also ha
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