The only real difference between Chrome and Firefox I notice regularly these days are subpixel rounding, input + button positioning in Firefox and styling of st

The only real difference between Chrome and Firefox I notice regularly these days are subpixel rounding, input + button positioning in Firefox and styling of stuff like checkboxes, selects or radio buttons. It is a pita, a few weeks ago I implemented a responsive design for a wine website created from the company's print agency, who just vomitted layers upon layers of images on the thing. Zero whitespace. Still it is nothing like it was 10 years ago. IE6 with its float bug simply destroyed the whole layout. Now it is more like "this button is 2px off in Firefox" or "here is some whitespace in chrome".