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These were originally reported by Gábor Hojtsy as part of #610234: Overlay implementation, but copied to its own issue now that the original patch was committed.
I haven't tested Safari 4 to see if either of these are still valid or not.
# S1: the tabs appear 1px off from how they were designed in Safari 4, not consistently looking like on mocks anyway
# S4: the overlay gradually becomes less wide as different pages are clicked (not consistently but easy to reproduce with the top IA items) in Safari 4
Comments
Comment #1
Damien Tournoud CreditAttribution: Damien Tournoud commentedInterestingly, try to set
on top of overlay-parent.js, the resizing code fails miserably. That might help explain S4.
Comment #2
seutje CreditAttribution: seutje commentedalso note that the size that gets lost is exactly the width of the scrollbar, might be a hint as to what's going wrong
I could easily come up with a nasty workaround that involves a temporary overflow:hidden; state, but that wouldn't really fix the cause of the problem
Comment #3
casey CreditAttribution: casey commentedThis probably is being fixed per #174 in #615130: Overlay locks up the browser and consumes 100% of CPU for certain browsers/graphics cards/operating systems.
Comment #4
casey CreditAttribution: casey commentedAnyone who can still reproduce it is free to reopen.