No, because our IE fixes will change what other browsers look like. The goal is the most universally-applicable styles, which we do alongside IE, then make changes to specific browsers after.

The goal of this is to make text inputs the same across all the browsers. It just so happens that `-webkit` is the only browser that makes a change, but if others pop up we would want to "fix" them, right? Perhaps later we will need to add `-moz-appearance: none`. Adding that now makes no difference to the browser, but saves us having to update later if the Mozilla user-agent decides to start styling text inputs in a way we can cancel.

However, considering the W3C are wanting forms to be consistent to their browser, perhaps we shouldn't be doing this at all.