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Vendor prefixes, often referred to as vendor-specific prefixes or browser prefixes, are special strings added to CSS property names to allow developers to experiment with new CSS features or to provide vendor-specific implementations of existing features. These prefixes, such as `-webkit-`, `-moz-`, `-ms-`, and `-o-`, were historically used by browser vendors to introduce experimental CSS properties or variations that were not yet part of the official CSS specification.
The purpose of vendor prefixes was to enable early adoption and testing of new CSS capabilities without
While vendor prefixes were instrumental in the evolution of CSS, their usage has significantly declined. The