Vendor prefixes are not developer-friendly
Read OriginalThis article argues that CSS vendor prefixes are developer-unfriendly, citing evidence that developers often omit necessary prefixes and deploy unprefixed versions prematurely. It examines how prefix maintenance conflicts with developer workflows and suggests features would be better implemented without prefixes while still allowing vendor innovation.
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