remove khtml prefix

[paulirish]

It's not needed and Konqueror has no CSS3/HTML5 uses of it (except for box-sizing)

1. does konqueror use any khtml prefixes (now or recently) and on what properties?
   • Nope. http://gitorious.org/dbusmenu/kdelibs/blobs/master/khtml/css/cssproperties.c#line703 if anyone wanted to know konqueror's support of css props
   • box-sizing was the only worthwhile property, but they unprefixed it
   • I asked in #khtml and they don't know anything beyond this page either.
   • also just FTR http://www.konqueror.org/css/
2. if konqueror is actively using khtml vendor prefixes, does their market share warrant support?
   • they're not, so it's moot.
   • the only stats I have seen regarding Konqueror (and the other linux variety's browser shares) put them at under 3% of Linux users, cumulatively.

We already did this in compass, btw: Compass/compass#598

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edit: webkit removed support for khtml aliasing too http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/113795

[ryanseddon]

Yeah kill it. I've never once used it, nor know anyone who has.

[addyosmani]

+1 on the kill.

[impressivewebs]

what's khtml? ;)

[sindresorhus]

+1, murder it!

@impressivewebs KHTML is the rendering engine in the web browser Konqueror. Webkit is a fork of KHTML.

[SkaveRat]

why was it there in the first place?

[RodrigoAyala]

Cool, remove it!, I'm a heavy linux user and I don't know someone that uses Konqueror, so removing the khtml prefix will be safe.

[paulirish]

for reference: this is when webkit dropped the alias: http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/113795