a pint of javascript (and general web stuff)

Day after day we see a new release from one of the major internet browser developers boasting how they comply with web standards and how they are targeting a gazillion of experimental features that no one cares about (I bet only 3% of web developers cared to study the bible of -webkit prefixes), yet except for Firefox* all of them get border-radius completely wrong (Firefox actually has a minor annoyance but it's bearable). Can you say you are standards-compliant if you have a broken implementation?
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A few months ago you may have read Dave Shea's entry on A List Apart "CSS Sprites2 – It's JavaScript Time" where he implemented a variant of his own CSS Sprites article by adding jQuery based animations. In this same article Dave encouraged us [developers] to port it to other libraries, so after a few months of inactivity I'm back with the MooTools port of this slick effect.
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