{"shas":[["fc7fa268460220c2b7e0356f94715fd7d72687c8","ef971ee38bba25d9ac8a840d235457a038448b09@brandonbenvie.com","The existing border-radius code in compass is kind of ridiculous.\r\n\r\n* As far as I know, -ms-border-radius, -o-border-radius, and -khtml-border-radius never actually existed in the wild. They either support nothing or \"border-radius\".\r\n* Webkit has supported shorthand syntax for over a year and a half and hasn't needed a vendor prefix for nearly as long.\r\n* At this point the only browser needing a prefix with a current user base is FF3.6, well on the way out already.\r\n\r\nIn terms of syntax, browser will take pretty much any value you throw at them, so there's no need to even complicate it by trying to capture parameters. In fact at this point border-radius is one of the blessed few css3 properties that doesn't need a pre-processor to make it manageable.","Brandon Benvie"]],"ref":"refs/heads/patch-1","size":1,"head":"fc7fa268460220c2b7e0356f94715fd7d72687c8","push_id":35122506}