Imagine having a webpage located at this link:
After saving the page and running the HTML file on my localhost, everything seems to work smoothly in Chrome due to the presence of -webkit prefixes in the CSS. Now the question arises - how can I ensure that it runs just as well on Firefox and Opera? One solution is manually adding -moz and -o prefixes to the existing CSS code that already has -webkit.
Is there an easier way to achieve this, rather than tediously inserting these prefixes one by one? Perhaps creating a script to automatically modify the file and add the necessary tags could be a viable option. Are there any other methods worth exploring?
Important Note: My main focus is not on whether -moz or -o browsers currently support the CSS3 transforms present in -webkit. I simply seek guidance on duplicating the -webkit lines while incorporating -moz and -o vendor prefixes to ensure compatibility across different browsers.