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That's probably the weirdest browser behaviour I've seen on any browser! I don't even know how I would describe that to someone :/
by synicalx 9y ago
That's probably the weirdest browser behaviour I've seen on any browser! I don't even know how I would describe that to someone :/
- tekromancr 9y agoLike it's printed on some form of mathematical hyper-rubber sheet, and scrolling pulls it down until it stretches into invisibility, rendering the next rubber page visible.
- Danihan 9y agoITS A BAD CASE OF THE STRETCHIES
- kalleboo 9y agoIt looks like the scrolling in Firefox is implemented in screen-height tiles, and when he's scrolling it's picking a smaller and smaller portion of the top tile (as the top portion of the tile is scrolling out of the window) but not updating the bottom coordinate of the rectangle it's supposed to render to (so instead of moving up, instead the smaller and smaller portion gets stretched out to fill the window). Then when the top tile is supposed to be completely off-screen, it jumps to the second tile in one go.