When trying to use -webkit-object-fit in the stylesheet on Chrome, I encounter an error stating "unknown property name".
Is this property just not supported by Chrome? It seems that -webkit-border-image is working fine.
When trying to use -webkit-object-fit in the stylesheet on Chrome, I encounter an error stating "unknown property name".
Is this property just not supported by Chrome? It seems that -webkit-border-image is working fine.
Latest Update: February 15, 2016
This feature is now widely supported across major browsers without the need for prefixes, except for Internet Explorer and Edge (although it is being considered with medium priority in Edge according to Microsoft's status page, indicating potential future support).
Previous (outdated) information
Initially seen as an Opera-backed initiative, this extension lacked support from other web browsers.
At the moment, there are no active webkit-based browsers that support the object-fit property. This feature has been in existence for a while now and was initially implemented in Opera Presto (<= 12) browsers as well as the HP TouchPad (WebOS 3.0). However, these browsers are no longer in use, which is why the property is also mentioned in the CSS Images Level 4 specification.
Fortunately, the property has been added to Chrome 32 and since it uses Blink, there is no need for the -webkit- prefix when using this property.
If you require a polyfill, I have created one based on jQuery, which can be accessed at
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