Removing -ms-filter as it drives IE9+ crazy. plus existing filter works a #447
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FWIW the relevant css3please.com commit is this one: paulirish/css3please@403adb2 Haven’t had a problem with it since. |
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Removing -ms-filter as it drives IE9+ crazy. plus existing filter works anyway for IE9-
More documented here: https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate/pull/354 (also note http://css3please.com no longer serves
-ms-filterwithfilter).