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One of the few things I hate about Firefox

by skyvia
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Is the way that the scroll bar disappears when it's not needed. Which means that when you view a page with more content than the previous one (or even worse; when the page you are viewing dynamically increases in length) it basically makes the page sort of 'jolt' to the side. It looks horrible! And when I first noticed it a long time ago, I thought it was that my pages were laid out differently when they weren't.

This problem doesnt appear to be in IE6, although it does in IE7! I know it's a long shot but I don't suppose there is anyway of counteracting it? Maybe with CSS or JavaScript?
#firefox #hate #things
  • Profile picture of the author pronoun
    I doubt this problem can be fixed with website coding my friend. If I am understanding your complaint correctly, then I believe it is in the actual software of the browser. You can try using other browsers and see if you like them better.... Google chrome??
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  • Profile picture of the author seovirtualassistance
    Ma be due to some setting changes it might happen like that.
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  • Profile picture of the author Testeds
    You can even shorten Jeff's Hack with this:

    Code:
    html,body { min-height:100.1%; }
    It works just the same.. Always avoid using margins when possible!
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