Leaving out the last semicolon of a CSS block

Question

A couple of questions concerning this:

• Is it good practice?
• Will it, on a large scale, result in better load times?
• Can it result in browsers

Answer 1

• Is it good practice?

In my opinion, no. If you add a rule below the last rule, it's easy to forget to add the semicolon.

• Will it, on a large scale, result in better load times?

Can't imagine that it would make much of a difference in load time.

• Can it result in browsers 'breaking'?

No, semicolons are only required to separate rules in CSS blocks. Semicolons are delimiters, not terminators.

• Is the same true for the last function in Javascript (/jQuery)?

Yes, don't leave it up the JavaScript interpreter to add semicolons.