The plugin will analyse the properties youre animating on, and select the most appropriate method for the browser in use. This means your transitions on left, top and opacity will convert to a CSS3 transition on Webkit & Mozilla agents that support it, and Opera 10.50 . If the user is on a browser that has no CSS3 transitions, this plugin knows about it and wont get involved.
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