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+ | * I can't reproduce the bad rendering in the China team's screenshots. Maybe the site has been fixed? | ||
+ | * Did notice a few minor non-prefixing-related UI bugs: | ||
+ | ** linewrapping issue at http://music.baidu.com/rings (2nd tab) -- filed {{bug|1127107}} | ||
+ | ** Right-arrow ">" button not showing up at right on http://music.baidu.com/artist (3rd tab) -- not sure what's happening there, no bug filed yet | ||
+ | ** Only 1 row of artist photos showing up on http://music.baidu.com/artist (3rd tab), vs. 2 rows on Chrome. This seems intentional (though strange) - the site creates <div class="gallery" style="height: 99px;"> in Firefox, vs. <div class="gallery" style="height: 240px;"> in Chrome. | ||
4. http://3g.163.com | 4. http://3g.163.com |
Revision as of 00:03, 29 January 2015
This page tracks plans & results for supporting a strict subset of "-webkit" prefixed properties, for an extremely-strict list of sites that are broken on Firefox mobile builds & for which we've been unsuccessful at getting the sites to fix themselves.
(The bug tracking this work is bug 1107378.)
Top 10 fixlist sites are listed on the bug page, with screenshots. Notes on each one below:
1. http://m.taobao.com (actual URL after splash pages: http://h5.m.taobao.com/index2.html )
- I can't reproduce the bad rendering in the China team's screenshots. Maybe the site has been fixed?
- Did notice a few minor non-prefixing-related UI bugs:
- linewrapping issue at http://music.baidu.com/rings (2nd tab) -- filed bug 1127107
- Right-arrow ">" button not showing up at right on http://music.baidu.com/artist (3rd tab) -- not sure what's happening there, no bug filed yet
- Only 1 row of artist photos showing up on http://music.baidu.com/artist (3rd tab), vs. 2 rows on Chrome. This seems intentional (though strange) - the site creates <div class="gallery" style="height: 99px;"> in Firefox, vs. <div class="gallery" style="height: 240px;"> in Chrome.