To clarify, yes in Firefox for iOS. But no in Waterfox on Windows.
To clarify, yes in Firefox for iOS. But no in Waterfox on Windows.
"And also, remove all the -moz- lines. animations are directly supported by firefox!"
It should work
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21145128/css3-animation-not-working-on-firefox-but-working-on-chrome
"And also, remove all the -moz- lines. @keyframe animations are directly supported by firefox!"
It *should* work
Still a nope in Waterfox Classic for Windows. So, sighs
Dear developers of the world,
If you don't want it to be a pain in the ass for people to customize their interface, DON'T USE !important RULES!
Still a nope in Waterfox Classic for Windows. So, *sighs*
Dear developers of the world,
If you don't want it to be a pain in the ass for people to customize their interface, DON'T USE !important RULES!
You can ask for help in /s/CSS
> DON'T USE !important RULES!
https://poal.co/s/Poaldev/138757
Ok, so, since this works in chrome/chromium... It should in waterfox unless css interpretation in waterfox is fucked, which is probably not the case
So, try increasing the delay of the anim if any, if there isn't one add one..
Also, make sure cache is disabled in waterfox
this is horrible, all of this, horrible like epileptic chinese dogs on atrazine
Ok, so, since this works in chrome/chromium... It should in waterfox unless css interpretation in waterfox is fucked, which is *probably* not the case
So, try increasing the delay of the anim if any, if there isn't one add one..
Also, make sure cache is disabled in waterfox
@AOU this is horrible, all of this, horrible like epileptic chinese dogs on atrazine @ChefDong
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