What CSS Vendor Prefixes Exist Beyond -webkit-, -moz-, and -ms-?

Vendor Prefixes in CSS

Besides the commonly known CSS vendor prefixes, such as -moz-, -webkit-, and -ms-, there are several other prefixes used in web development.

According to the CSS 2.1 Specification, the following vendor prefixes are recognized:

• -ms- (Microsoft)
• mso- (Microsoft Office)
• -moz- (Mozilla Foundation)
• -o-, -xv- (Opera Software)
• -atsc- (Advanced Television Standards Committee)
• -wap- (The WAP Forum)
• -webkit- (Safari, Chrome, and WebKit-based browsers)
• -khtml-, -konq- (Konqueror browser)
• -apple- (WebKit supports properties with -apple- prefixes)
• prince- (YesLogic)
• -ah- (Antenna House)
• -hp- (Hewlett Packard)
• -ro- (Real Objects)
• -rim- (Research In Motion)
• -tc- (Tall Components)

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