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CSS 3D Transforms: you make use of CSS 3D Transforms using the -webkit prefix only. All other major browsers are also supporting them. Until September 2012, and the release of Firefox 16, IE 10, they required prefixes version for their properties (-moz-), or didn't support them at all. From these releases on, they will not require any prefix at all: just put the standard un-prefix release, and keep the WebKit-prefixed version for the non-standard-compliant browsers, and this will work everywhere. More, no further changes in this area is expected in the near future.
CSS 3D Transforms: Your CSS uses only the -webkit- prefix to build 3D Transforms. This prefix (and others like -moz- and -o-) were necessary for a while, but will not be supported in upcoming versions of major browsers (Firefox 16, Internet Explorer 10, and Opera 12.50). These browsers will be launched around September 2012. To fix this issue, you should search your CSS for properties and [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/CSS/At-rule at-rules] that are related to 3D Transforms and begin with a prefix. For each one you find, you should provide a version of that property or at-rule that does not use a prefix. You can keep the prefixed versions as well if you want to support older, non-standard browsers.


=== Problem 5: CSS Linear Gradients ===
=== Problem 5: CSS Linear Gradients ===
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