[tbb-bugs] #18535 [Tor Browser]: element 'mirror' defect. position style? startpage.com
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#18535: element 'mirror' defect. position style? startpage.com
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Reporter: | Owner: tbb-team
cypherpunks | Status: new
Type: defect | Milestone:
Priority: Very | Version:
Low | Keywords: content render mirror inverse
Component: Tor | phantom width position
Browser | Parent ID:
Severity: Trivial | Reviewer:
Actual Points: |
Points: |
Sponsor: |
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Occurs in months of older and now in TBB 5.5.3, at least on startpage 10
search results.
Windows Vista x64 OS.
Javascript is disabled in TBB on Startpage.
I don't see any of this mirroring defect in current (non-ESR) Firefox,
whether i set content to use my preferred font or set to allow page font,
and whether javascript enabled or disabled. (I use javaquick addon to
toggle javascript in Firefox, but I use only noscript addon to disable
javascript in TBB for almost all sites.)
a horizontal enlargement in reverse color and left-right mirroring, "Set
as Home" shows when vertical scrolling aligns the real "Set as Home" link
aligns with (blue) link of 3rd result, then disappears
Three clipped screenshots. Screenshots are from the web page at three
different scroll down locations.
At second startpage search result
www.dumpt.com/img/viewer.php?file=gq6ri1fs39pshbg538uv.png
"Set as Home" is green on white.
Mirrored and compacted, it looks like is wrapped on right and top by a
black "L"
No link shows in TBB statusbar when hover mouse over green reverse text
inside black stretched rectangle.
At second startpage result, but tiniest more scrolled down.
www.dumpt.com/img/viewer.php?file=jcce1xfmvofkcb5arkr2.png
The green on white mirror "Set as Home" disappears.
Larger very wide black background with stretched green mirrored "Set as
Home"
This black bar shows until "Set as Home" reaches tenth search result,
where all mirroring disappears.
www.dumpt.com/img/viewer.php?file=ogbokmn9esyjunzf1o6v.png
For that region of second result to tenth result:
When window width is between 804 and 806 pixels (Per irfanview, but I
suspect this is incorrect measurement) is where the vertical leg of the
large "L" disappears.
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Addons.
All usual TBB extensions, except also installed bug489729(Disable detach
and tear off tab) 2.1.1-signed. This is UI/XUL/chrome addon, not content-
related.
userContent.css contains rules that shouldn't affect? ("Set as Home" is
not a javascript link)
a[href^="javascript:"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.JS?size=12")}
a[href$=".js"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.JS?size=14")}
and other rules such as
a[href$=".xpi"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.XPI?size=16")}
a[href$=".xls"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.XLS?size=14")}
a[href$=".xlsx"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.XLSX?size=14")}
a[href$=".zip"]:before {content: url("moz-icon://.ZIP?size=12")}
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After more haphazard "testing".
demo url is
1. the defect may be related to window height and/or width.
2. Shows at wider widths. Seems to show only when
permissions.default.image;2 (images disabled) There is an icon that might
be a :before style? Whether TBB images enabled or disabled, the icon
doesn't shift "Set as Home" horizontally.
3. defect may be related to resizing window edge of an already loaded page
I also see that the "Set as Home" is within an element that seems to
change position style depending on width, so due to @media width css rule?
Style Inspector, "Computed [tab]", "[✓] Browser Styles" filter "position"
<div id="set-home">
When window is narrower, position: static;
When window is wider and clicking near element in html pane, then click
back to same element, same style position: static;
If nobody else sees this, then it is a trivial mystery, I guess.
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