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Most browsers now support unprefixed @keyframes and other animation-related CSS properties (reference). For this reason, the standard distribution package disables vendor prefixes by default. If necessary, you can re-enable vendor prefixes with the @o_animateless_prefixed variable (#33).
Note: Removing vendor prefixes has the added benefit of greatly reducing the size of compiled CSS files. Our benchmarks indicate a near 400% reduction in a fully compiled and minified animate.css file when excluding all vendor prefixes (issue #33).
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Most browsers now support unprefixed
@keyframes
and other animation-related CSS properties (reference). For this reason, the standard distribution package disables vendor prefixes by default. If necessary, you can re-enable vendor prefixes with the@o_animateless_prefixed
variable (#33).Note: Removing vendor prefixes has the added benefit of greatly reducing the size of compiled CSS files. Our benchmarks indicate a near 400% reduction in a fully compiled and minified
animate.css
file when excluding all vendor prefixes (issue #33).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: