A script that lets you use only unprefixed CSS properties everywhere. It works behind the scenes, adding the current browser’s prefix to any CSS code, only when it’s needed.
Note: To use -prefix-free you don't need to write any JS code, just to include prefixfree.js in your page. The following is meant mostly for plugin authors.
PrefixFree.prefix
The detected prefix of the current browser (like '-moz-' or '-webkit-')
PrefixFree.Prefix
The detected prefix of the current browser in camelCase format (like 'Moz' or 'Webkit')
PrefixFree.properties
PrefixFree.functions
PrefixFree.keywords
PrefixFree.selectors
PrefixFree.atrules
Properties/functions/keywords/etc that are only available with a prefix in the current browser.
PrefixFree.prefixCSS(code [, raw])
Prefixes the properties and values in the code passed with the prefix of the current browser, only when needed. If the second parameter is truthy, it also prefixes selectors and @-rules. This is the most useful method in -prefix-free.
PrefixFree.process.link(linkElement)
Processes a <link rel="stylesheet"> element and converts it to a <style> element with prefixed code.
PrefixFree.process.styleElement(styleElement)
Prefixes code inside a <style> element.
PrefixFree.process.styleAttribute(element)
Prefixes code inside the style attribute of an element. Will not work in IE and Firefox 3.6- due to a bug those have with getAttribute('style').
PrefixFree.prefixSelector(selector)
PrefixFree.prefixProperty(property)
Prefixes the passed selector or property even when it's supported prefix-less. These are more internal methods and I assume they won't be too useful in general.
PrefixFree.camelCase(str)
PrefixFree.deCamelCase(str)
Utility methods that convert a string to camelCase and back.