Author: michael.l.comella
Description:
This was originally submitted to the Mobile Firefox devs but it was considered to be acting as expected. Here is an excerpt from Mozilla's bug tracker:
Michael Comella:
- Open Firefox for Android (preferably 14 - 15, standard - aurora, due to bug 773427).
- Click the URL bar and navigate to http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real+. Make sure you are not redirected to the desktop site.
- Scroll to the first reference link (appears as "[1]", in a blue clickable link).
- Zoom in to the page (two finger pinch out), keeping the reference link on the screen.
- Click the link.
Expected: The reference div slides into place at the bottom of the screen.
Actual: Nothing happens.
It seems the div draws in the unzoomed viewport – if you zoom into very slightly, it will be cut off. See the attached photo.
Chris Lord:
(In reply to Kartikaya Gupta (:kats) from comment #3)
The div is position:absolute, I don't know what our code is supposed to be
doing in this case. CC'ing Cwiiis who knows about this stuff :)
As this is position:absolute, this is expected - absolutely positioned divs layout with respect to absolute page coordinates. If it was position:fixed with bottom:0 and width: 100%, this is more likely to do what I imagine is expected.
As it is, I guess this is invalid? (i.e. no bug here)
See Mozilla's bug tracker for more comments & information: (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773436)
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement