Closed aisejohan closed 5 years ago
I changed the scrolling behavior for equations, hopefully without breaking something else.
Nope, this is not quite good enough. It turns out that the behavior was changed in Firefox 63, so it was working fine before. Testing a bit more for now.
Hmpf. Firefox is being rather annoying regarding this problem...
@chngr Any ideas? Am I missing something obvious?
I am having a lot of trouble recreating this. This issue does not seem to appear on any of the browsers I usually use (Firefox 64.0b12, Chrome 70.0..., Safari 12.0.1) nor on the release of Firefox 63.0 that I could find---it seems to be patched up to 63.0.3.
What is your value of layout.css.overflow.moz-scrollbars.enabled
in about:config
? Is it for some reason set to true?
Still there today on ubuntu with 63.0.3 (64-bit)
on Ubuntu 18.10
.
@pbelmans: Nope, layout.css.overflow.moz-scrollbars.enabled
is false
.
So the scrollbar does appear when I make my browser window quite thin, though this behaviour is true across browsers. At least on my Firefox window, I measure that there is not scrollbar when the content frame is at 640px
or the div.equation
is at 633px
, but anything smaller, even when the box more than big enough for the 223px
diagram`, will make the scrollbar appear.
This seems to have worked here! Thanks. Closing.
There is an ugly scroll bar on Tag 0A9A in the displayed equation on my firefox
Firefox Quantum, 63.0 (64-bit)
. This is related to issie #63.