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Firefox (-moz-) vendor-prefixed CSS extensions

{{CSSRef}} 

A {{glossary("vendor prefix")}}  is used to indicate that a feature is specific to a certain browser. Firefox supports several extensions to CSS, which are prefixed with -moz-.

-moz-prefixed properties without standard equivalents

[!NOTE] These extensions are mostly experimental or deprecated but kept for backward compatibility. You should avoid using them on production websites.

-moz-prefixed properties with standard equivalents

The following properties were implemented first using the -moz- vendor prefix, but are now supported in Firefox using the standard (non-prefixed) syntax. Support for the prefixed version is typically dropped eventually, so use the standard property instead.

A

B

C

F–M

O-P

T–Z

-moz-prefixed property values

Global values

background-image

Property: {{CSSxRef("background-image")}} 

order-style and outline-style

Properties: {{CSSxRef("border-style")}}  and {{CSSxRef("outline-style")}} .

<color> keywords

Type: {{CSSxRef("&lt;color&gt;")}} 

empty-cells

Property: {{CSSxRef("empty-cells")}} 

font-family

Property: {{CSSxRef("font-family")}} 

image-rendering

Property: {{CSSxRef("image-rendering")}} 

<length>

Type: {{CSSxRef("&lt;length&gt;")}} 

list-style-type

Property: {{CSSxRef("list-style-type")}} 

Several vendor-prefixed values for list-style-type are now supported as standard values without a -moz- prefix, except for those in the following list. See Browser Compatibility for details.

text-align

Property: {{CSSxRef("text-align")}} 

width, min-width, and max-width

Properties: {{CSSxRef("width")}} , {{CSSxRef("min-width")}} , and {{CSSxRef("max-width")}} 

Pseudo-classes

Pseudo-elements

At-rules

Media features

Other

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