Yep, this is because the webkit code only uses the -webkit prefix.

This is what happens when you take code from webkit ;-) Ha

I'll fix all the prefix.

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I ran the CSS through a script that added -moz- prefixes wherever there were -webkit- ones:

Before

After

LOL not much of a difference. Any ideas?

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So I just pushed a commit to fix some of this.

It looks a little better but not perfect.

I'll continue making fixes for this. FYI: I added a generic.css file where I'm overwriting the webkit specific stuff by hand.

Sadly it's a bit difficult to script since chrome/webkit is using non w3c standard features (ex. webkit-mask-image)

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