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In Firefox on Linux (44.0.2), Wave 3 don't seem to be working as intended because for the second tower group you've got: div.board__tower-group div

In Firefox on Linux (44.0.2), Wave 3 don't seem to be working as intended because for the second tower group you've got: div.board__tower-group div.tower-group__tower div.tower-group__tower div.board__tower-group--body and, even though it's `position:absolute`, Firefox is taking that third child into account when applying `justify-content:space-between`, placing the first tower on the left and the second in the center instead of on the right. Edit: Here's the Firefox bug https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=874718 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=874718

eponeponepon 11y ago
Same deal in Iceweasel 41.0 - thought I was missing something crucial!
- sethish 11y ago
  Can someone explain to me why this only happens on linux?
  - labster 11y ago
    No, because it's not a Linux only bug. There's a Mac OS X report below, which I can confirm.
ChanningAllen 11y ago
Ah, thanks for the tip. Looking into it.
foggy80 11y ago
It didn't work in Firefox on Windows 10 either.
ChanningAllen 11y ago
Just put in a fix which works on Mac OS X and should work on Linux as well.