After an aircraft is no longer received, there is a timeout that determines when the aircraft should be removed from the screen. Since the update of Firefox to version 119.0.1, this no longer works. Aircraft remain on the screen indefinitely. The 'Total Aircraft' value accurately represents the number of 'live' aircraft received. 'On Screen' shows the count of displayed aircraft correctly, but will invariably be higher than the first, as this count will also include aircraft that have past their timeout value, but are still showing on the screen.
The screen below shows the issue. The configured timeout parameter is 30 seconds. However, three four aircraft that not been received for over 30 seconds are also shown on the screen. This was generated when the screen was at full zoom.
Refreshing the page will correct the issue.
Using another browser (I have tested Chrome and Edge) gives correct behaviour.
After an aircraft is no longer received, there is a timeout that determines when the aircraft should be removed from the screen. Since the update of Firefox to version 119.0.1, this no longer works. Aircraft remain on the screen indefinitely. The 'Total Aircraft' value accurately represents the number of 'live' aircraft received. 'On Screen' shows the count of displayed aircraft correctly, but will invariably be higher than the first, as this count will also include aircraft that have past their timeout value, but are still showing on the screen.
The screen below shows the issue. The configured timeout parameter is 30 seconds. However, three four aircraft that not been received for over 30 seconds are also shown on the screen. This was generated when the screen was at full zoom.
Refreshing the page will correct the issue. Using another browser (I have tested Chrome and Edge) gives correct behaviour.